Passed on first reading by Committee ejected the general secretary of the WASHINGTON [AP] Pres. f ?4 MOtPqN S i CENTRALIA, 111. [AP] .A

City Council yesterday was Communist Party from a hearing yesterday and later Truman appealed ,yesterdayfor 1 1'MKESK ARE) rescue crew began removingthe

an ordinance calling for the heard FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover denounce the Commu- lower prices, saying he bodies of miners from

installation of parking nists as a "fifth column." hoped business men wouldsee 1 the Centralia Coal Co., last

meters in the downtown bus- I Eugene Dennis was
iness district of Orlando to relieve GOP Scores 1 the House Committee on Un- wall-the inflationary dangers of that the rescuers)had found all

traffic congestion and inadequate I American Activities because he refused rising costs. 112 men trapped in* the mine dead.

parking facilities. Big VictoryOn to give any other name but He suggested that those manufacturers [The U. S. Senate In Washington -

The Ordinance is scheduled for Eugene Dennis. He also refused to who have reduced priceshe yesterday' voted an Investigation

final adoption at the Council's Tax CutWASHINGTON tell where or when he was born. named Ford and Interna- of the blast to determine

meeting next Wednesday.The Both Hoover and Robert E. tional Harvester as examples whether any Federal officials were

number of meters to be installed [AP] Re- Stripling the committee's chief have set a course which others negligent. Soft coal mines generally -

however investigator said Dennis was bornas might well follow to the benefitof O 1 ; have been ai Government
not specified; u
was scored their first ta
a recent survey by the City Engi- publicans Francis Eugene Waldron and all. 1 possession since the coal strike

neer's office for the City TrafficS big victory toward lower has used many aliases. One reporter asked what he last Spring. f

taxes yesterday as the GOP- Stripling said the aliases have thought about current negotiations Robert Med111, tate superin-

( ( Editorial. Page 6) controlled House rushed a been used In getting "fraudulent : on organized labor demandsfor 'tendent of mines, had announced

passports." increased wages. that miners found alive would be
$3. 840 million tax cut bill towarda i
Co ttee estimated approximately Hoover testified: Mr. Truman said these negotiations 6 ;brought to the surface before anybodies
showdown on a take-it or leaveit -
0 parking meters would be seem to :>e coming along were removed.
I. That the Communists are
basis amid renewed oppositionfrom
aeceas. .in good shape.In i Removal of the first load of
directed "from Paris with
the White House. a very
-v The meters to be Installed wouldWlerm1t this same connection. Sec- seven bodies Indicated that rescuers -
The House capped a session of definite pipeline into Moscow"and
parking for 12, 24. 38. 48 had completed explorationof
retary of the Treasury Snyder
shouting, acrimonious debate by that they are a present danger -
and 60-minute periods at a cost that the Ill-fated mine and found all
told a news conference
binding itself to vote for the so- to this country in the event
of one cent for each 12 minutesor
"Labor must not make over-
called 30-20 income tax bill or of war with a Communist na- dead.Within
five cents per hour. none at alLSpeaker tion. demands or th"!y will force a fe'- minutes the

At the request .f I Rep.. Tyn Martin IR-Massl] pre- prices up"Snyder number of dead brought to the
2. That he has "grave doubts"as
Cobb Jr. the Council voted to dicted certain House passage of I also reported "a number surface had increased to 16.
to the wisdom of making
confer with the Orange County the measure In final form today. tyrs out of Communists by mar-out i of Indications" that big Industries Rescuers said they were going to

legislative delegation next Wed- The "this or nothing"procedure, plan on cutting prices continue to bring up bodies.
lawing them. Also, he said the law
nesday at 7Jt PJO, on proposed barring amendments to the bill. i soon. While "not too optimistic." The bodies were taken to a

local bills which the city desire was approved by voice vote. might later be ruled unconstitu- I he added he Is "encouraged that garage nearby where identification -

passed at the coming session' .f The Legislation would slash 30 tional. they're thinking about It." was to be made by relatives,
The U.S. Chamber of Commercealso
the Legislature. per cent off the Federal taxes of told the committee it ques- Cuts In prices that "are out who had kept day and night vigils

Cobb said he had received a 25 million persons with taxable tions the wisdom of outlawing the of line at this time" win be reflected since an explosion thundered

large number of telephone calls incomes of $1,000 or less; and 20 to consumers down the through the mine TUe day.
The of the
party. Daughters
concerning the city's proposed bill per cent from most of the others American Revolution favored out- line Snyder said. Bevin Rejects U. S. Proposal Long before the first bodies were

to expand the city limits and urged among the 48 million income tax lawing ItDennis Pres.Truman's remarks on other I brought to the surface mine union

the to The tax be domestic matters summed up: I and mine department officials had
Council call a meetingat payers. cut would retroactive -
appeared at his own request MOSCOW UPI British Foreign will be the only body that can Cure the American Secretary of
which,persons effected by the to Jan. 1. to oppose the bills that I TAXES-He still stands on Secretary Ernest Bev n.In the take responsibility for executing It. State;disgusted by hours of wrangling expressed fears all of the men were

extension could express their However. Sen.. Taft R-Ohio would outlaw I his January message to Con- first,major Anglo-American clash Bevin said'Set.retary, over points of procedure,dead..
opinions. indicated even before the House Communists.. C'nUnued Of the Big Four.tonference: flatly of State George C. warned his Big Four colleagues I A United Press survey of these
He never 'mentioned the bills [ on'Fa..e Z-COI 2] rejected last night a United States Marshall confronted by this that they were Jeopardizing the i
officials showed that 142
voted measure men were
Council that will be
the' the
Cobb said. should because the committee insisted he proposal that the future German British support of Russian objec- entire conference by getting tan-
publicize the proposed extensionto changed when it reaches the Sen- tell his former name and he 'replied -. Government be spared the respon- tions to his plan said the ques- gled In minor disputes. j hi the mine when the explosion
inform property owners of the ate-to make the cut effective Spring Storm sibility of signing a peace treaty. tion was not urgent and need not "Frankly." Marshall said "It occurred. One body was recovered

that such questions were "ir The German Government be decided now.r ,last
July 1. This would reduce the tax night Twenty-nine of, the
[Continued on Page 2-CoL 5] cut In the 1947 calendar year to relevant and Incompetent. "must" sign the treaty because it But after this conciliatory ges- [Continued on Page 2, CoL 1] I men' escaped, leaving 112 un-

U. S. Chm. J. Parnell Thomas [R- Gus W. Lawton There official word
Prepared [ Associated Press] I was no
Greece Men
NJ. shouted that'Dennis was Speed on Vegetable
Co-Ed and Fiance for A destructive early Spring Named PresidentOf from the company on whether
"through today.
aD of the miners had been found
flFdr AttacksWASHINGTON Storm that caused at least
Indicted for MurderSANTA Stripling rushed over and handed dead, even after the bodies

[API Assurance Dennis a subpoena to come 16 deaths as it crossed the Program SoughtWASHINGTON Rotary ClubGus Adopt Plan started coming up.
ANA CaL [ The
,
APJ
that the Navy Army and Air back April 9. Eastern half of the country W. Lawton. Orlando Jew- The crowd of anxious relatives
Grand Jury elected
Orange County yes- eler and civic leader was
Dennis let it fan to the floor and townspeople which had kept
into NortheasternCanada
Forces have detailed plans to meet terday returned an Indictment swept up [AP] Pres. president of the Rotary Club yes- Proposal that the 1947
attack United and ton ..,reporters he had not-accepted for the beginningJuly
any surprise on the charging 17-year-old Louise Over- Wednesday. terday year [Continued on PareCoL 3]
States came yesterday from Fleet Southern California it because the committeehad Damage mounted as near-gale Truman called for speed yes- I, Paul J. Stine, retiring pres- Legislature establish a nine-

Admiral oil University no right to issue it. Strip- terday on his plan to bulwark ident announced. I man vegetable commissionto
Chester W. Nimitz. co-ed and her fiance, winds on the edge of the storm I Other officers. Doyle Darold. The WeatherORLANDO

The Navy's ranking officer peorge Gollum. 21, with the murSer ling told newsmen it had been raked the Eastern Seaboard and Greece and Turkey, while I secretary: W. H. Lawrence treas- superintend advertising, AND VICINITY

told the Armed Services served. He said Dennis can' be New England States. Strong winds urer; and M. H. and
sales
Senate of her parents whose bodies former Mayor LaGuardia of promotion re- : Partly cloudy and warmer, today
Committee about "comprehensive. /were ,recovered from the family: cited for contempt if he falls to also continued In the Great Lakes New York testified In oppositionthat Lane sergeant re-at search for the State's $100 million and tomorrow, rather windy to-

Integrated and complex defensjE7' yacht after a dynamite explosion show up April 9.CapitoLpouce. region, and Winter weather held it would mean "we will be In .g y. arms.elected.were New directors vegetable crop was approved by 'I morrow.
plans as he added his sunstort'to escorted Dennis a firm grip from the Eastern elected
March 15. there for a generation. directors of the Florida Vegetable LAKELAND: lAP Peninsular
the Army-Navy unification bin out of the building as hecklers Rockies to the Atlantic Ocean. are Benjamin A. Florida's weather will take turn
The indictment, voted by the Mr. Truman said he hopes the ? Committee at a meeting held at a
asked by President Truman. cried "take him out." The storm was centered Wed- :" Carpenter Jack to warmer today following an
19-member Jury: was submittedto $400,000,000 program will be approved .t: the San Juan Hotel yesterday !I
nesday near the mouth of the St. Fosgate. Howard ,early morning cool snap the Fed
"I
am delighted hear that"Sen.
te before March date The also voted to In
the join
Superior Judge Franklin G. 31. group
Bridges [Rtold Nim- Lawrence River, still producingsnow Gross. Lawrenceand 9 I'eral-State Frost Warning service
Its. "It will c1 the country a West, who immediately directed a i Strike May Halt flurries from Michigan when Great Britain plans to end Dr. Duncan proceedings before the Interstate I predicted. '

feeling of ;ce." bench warrant be issued for the. southward to Kentucky'and West its aid to the CommunistplaguedGreek McEwan. Other I Commerce Commission in an No frost danger is In sight-
t youthful defendants. Radio BroadcastsWASHINGTON Virginia and Eastward to the At- Government. directors are Lin-I tempt to block scheduled rail at-I through Saturday.
lantic Coast. A second storm ton Allen. William -,increases.
Council BJ&ks Effort [APJ Radio LaGuardia told the Senate For- *
which developed In extreme H. Dial. The directors beard John ,
To Jew's Death Paraguay Rebels technicians on three major net- Southeastern Idaho Wednesday, eign Relations Committee that: James B. Keith OHourke, rate consultant of the r I Cracker Jim Sex:
Stay "If we ever start going into theBalkans ,
Offensive works agreed tonight to cooperate moved rapidly southeastward alone, will the I and Stine. Florida Growers and Shippers i Ole granpappy: Snazzy Is a loin
we rue
Report
-.LONDON APt Britain's high- with telephone workers if the gaining In intensity. It was expected Lawton Phil S. Taylorof League estimate that the scheduled to be over In Orlando Satidday
Conditions there can't be
J* Judicial body, tie King's Privy RIO DE JANEIRO [AP Para- latter to bring snow or rain to day. overnight hi 10 corrected the State Department of Agri increases will cost Florida ,I and Sunday flyin: that ole-timey
strike April 7. Union offi- or yearsit --
Council, blocked yesterday a "de- rebel broadcasts from Con- South Dakota, Nebraska. South- will take a generation."If ; culture. Tallahassee, told the I shippers approximately $3 milliona I plane of his'n an I'm a gain to
guayan
spairing effort" to pn-vent the execution cials called it a "serious" threatto eastern Iowa Northwestern"Kan luncheon that the most hopeful year. make a trip with him. Granpap is
of Dov Bela Oruner so- cepcion said yesterday the "first radio broadcasting.A sas. Tennessee and Kentucky. we go Into Greece. It must! sign from the recent frost dam- an ole friend of
entire
enlist the
called.' Jewish terrorist who seeks movements of a great offensive mutual assistance pact be- be remembered we are going in I age was that those who suffered Plans to mine and knows y
Florida
martyrdom for his cauee in Pales- toward Asuncion" had begun. tween the National Association of there for a good long time. If losses were beginning to talk of vegetable industry! of ,like I do that
Bomber in movement for Improvedprice
tine.: Britons feared 'the action Panalr do Brasil. Brazilian com- Broadcasting Engineers and Tech- Largest : we are going to train and equip unity. a and marketing conditions i I them Ole fashioned -

would touch off new violence In mercial airline, announced can- nicians [NABET]. and the National the Turkish Army we are cer- the third annual meeting of j I i things is
the (Holy: Land. cellation of flights to the. Para-. Federation of Telephone Workers I Saved by PilotPORT tainly goingto have a Job on Subpoena Withdrawn at the Florida Vegetable Committee the best. an he
Two explosions were heard lastbight ) guayan capital. which was called for a cross I our hands"Opening I(I don't fly around
WORTH. Tex. UPI B. WASHINGTON I A P 1 Sen. to be held in Orlando June
In the Jewish city of Tel From Asuncion. Pres. Hlginlo country strike the day after Easter :A. Erickson. chief test pilot for the way for an almost Brewster R-Mel said last nighthe 161718 were approved by the hi none of the .
'
Aviv but a check of military Installations Morinigo announced revocation of was disclosed by the .
telephone Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. entirely: new American diplomatic had withdrawn a Senate sub- directors. 1 fancy contrap-
In the area indicated the decree of March imposing a union. I lineup hi the Soviet satellite Statesof I tions you
who stuck to the controls at therisk poena for Howard Hughes. Holly-
LaMonte Graw. committee manager tiltistU
th*t no attacks had been made. state of throughout the nation
war -
Eastern Europe. Truman said hear
of his life yesterday safely wood movie maker and airplane said he" expects approximately j I i can
interpreted as correction of Union Makes Offer 'I I landed the crippled. six-engined that Ambassador Richard C. Pat- ,manufacturer after Hughes agreedto 500 vegetable growers and
ussia Not Yet Ready an error In Government strategy I B-36 multi-million dollar bombing terson will not return to his post disclose records and accounts suppliers representing most of the plumb purtty: again come Sunday -
which gave insurgents status of For Ford Wage Hike In Yugoslavia. Arthur Bliss Lane, '' if it Is I'm shore gain to
plane at the air field here. on two experimental aircraft built i vegetable acreage of the State to an ,
For War, Elliott Says belligerents In neighboring coun- DETROIT [AP] The CIO United Landing gear trouble caused 12 ambassador to Warsaw, resigned for the Government. Brewster. take part. I,,find out how them birds feel a

/ NEW YORK[AP Elliott Roose- .tries friendly where connections.they have many Auto Workers formally made their I of the 14 men aboard to parachute.Six Tuesday. I I chairman of the War Investigating The legislation proposed calls i' lookin down from the sky.

+elt yesterday told the Overseas' I 23z! cents an hour wage Increase of the men who Jumped were Committee, said the planes have for establishment of the Florida *
Tress Club of America that Russiaas proposal to the Ford Motor Co. injured. Slavs Renew Plea I already cost the Government more I TODAY'S TIDES
"In a very bad economic condition Ferguson Raps Lilienthol yesterday and at the same time I than $40 million! I I, [Continued on Pare 7, CoL C] ..rto a feMcfc, V;tfec.Hick It:It a.M.1raw

possibility of reasonableprogress .\ : .. .. t Council from calling such a meeting Walker. W. G. Smith Louis Felter
of these negotiations TO ORDER
unfortunately remote." "' ;; J+ fL & and that the Council did not Cedric Benz and Douglas Barnes.

the sponsor powers for the German ."" is no use In trying to pass second vice-president; Mrs. Char-

"- peace conference. He wants the bill," Sipple said. lotte Lane financial secretary;
"China to take part only as one of _+ : Mrs. Lillian Wells treasurer: Mrs.
-
Council resolu-
The adopted
a
'th'smaller allies. ; ,.'. .. M. all tax receiptsin Ophia Harbin historian: Mrs.
tion
placing utility
Molotov also Insisted that only Amy Wilson chaplain; Mrs. Ger- CANDIES
special fund with the stipula-
18 19 Allied countries listed _. a trude Mathews sergeant-at-arms;
or um
-
taking active part in the war. I under efforts tion that the fund would be used Mrs. Hoober. Mrs. Betty Jernigan, \\1
as CENTRALIA, ILL-RESCUE SQUAD RESTS: qfter spending hours ground in solely for acquisition of land con- %
be permitted to attend the con-I Members of a rescue squad lie around the !I to find olive miners who were trapped in an I struction and maintenance of the Mrs. Edith Crosley. Mrs. Marie Y i r Unusual Novelties
ference. Marshall and Bevin want Taylor and Mrs. Minnie Smith,
all countries Included which declared wash room of the Centralia ...Coal Co. mine explosion Tuesday, night. [AP Wirephoto] proposed plant.$3 million sewerage disposal members of the executive commit- CHOCOLATE COVERED

war on Germany. r .rl.
s* The resolution followed the filing -
.. Marshall argued eloquently for tee.Results of the 40 et 8 election m EASTER EGGS
/ inclusion of Latin American re- Truman Calls Senate Group of petitions with about 500 were announced as follows: J. L.
l Bublics; and Bevin urged with d m1- Trapped Miners signatures protesting the Utilities Burgess. Chef de Oare; Harris
tax imposed by the Council last Ib. 1 lb. 2 lb.. 5 lb. sizes
>,la?' eloquence a full role in treaty- Tunnel Chief de Train: Floyd 2 ,
week and requesting that it be revoked
for the British Dominions. RentControls
making For Reduction Favors Land. Conducteur; Bob Caton.
which were fighting before Russiaeekred Intendant e Decorated
Commlssalre : Jemigan. and monogrammed free
the war. Molotov refusedS"AKE Believed DeadContinued The petitions were presented by Commis Voyageur; D. D. Daniels, of charge.
Dr. Irwin Recu. Orlando pharmacist -
pleld. I In Prices
---. who said they had been plac- Garde des Pnsonniers; Phillips.
Medicin E. B. Taylor, Garde le
'
N. Y. rAP Senate ed in downtown business establishments : Easter Eggs and Fancy Boxes
SUCCESS. [Continued from Page 1] [ from Page 1] WASHINGTON [UP] A Porte: Forrest Kilgore. Lampiste L
where had been Limited order
E
boycotted Subcommittee people now.
vIet Russia yesterday Banking yesterday
and Dr. J. A. Ford. C. C. Benz. 1
when he said "I cannot
-fib*.opening session of the United cress long vigils at the scene was tensely agreed on legislation to continue given a chance to sign them. Carl
W. A. Graham. Rodenbaughand
recommend tax reduction at this ( ..
council on March Also filed with the Council were
trusteeship Federal.rent controls until
jTNatlons time." [Snyder was asked about silent as the first bodies appeared. T. G. Lee Cheminots andA. 1875 S. Orange Blossom Trail
two petitions protesting the extension -
h1ch she holds automatic mem.bershiP 1. 1948.. with any rent increase
.. the possibility of veto of the State and soldiers I K. Kupfer. Ammonier.DIXIE.
::, under the UN charter. a patrolmen granted on a local or "home-town" qf the city limits. One 24 N. Orange Avenue
This was the first time since pending tax-cutting bill in the from Scott Field. HI. joined hands basis. was sighed by 41 persons request- Telephones 2-2202 or 6741
Andrei A. Gro- House and said: "I am very IR- ing exclusion of the between
Soviet Delegate and formed a huge ring about the :, Chm. C. Douglass Buck. area
;asyko's dramatic walkout on theSecjurity positively opposed In these pros- the Del], said final action was delayed Grant and Michigan Aves.. and i
mine shaft tipple to keep onlookers /
perous times to having the Government Candy Ivey Street Floor
-, Council a year ago that until some minor points can be east of Lake Holden to DelaneySt. fOR FLAVOR H 0
a-major organ of the United Na- do deficit financing" back. worked out, probably at a meet- .; while the other had 51 signers
:.tfens met without a Soviet repre- spending beyong income]. The townspeople and relatives ing today. from the southeast section of Or- I "YOWELL-DREW-IVEY

Kaeniative.ii I COMMUNISTS-The President said nothing as the bodies were The bill which does not permita lando who said they did not desireto CO.The .
the absence of Russia i has no comment now on pending brought out of the mine. -
Although Occasionally nationwide rent increase, would become a part of the city.
:raised no legal difficulties, it legislation to outlaw the Communist there were sobs from lift rent controls on new housingand Filed without action by the ARGARINE Fashion and Quality Store Since 18941lSOFTW 1
caused concern among UN officials Party. He thinks Secretaryof women. Others wept quietly. But I I hotel accommodations and Council was a resolution from the i

already worried by what appearedto Labor Schwellenbach was there was no sign of hysteria. would permit states to set up their Winter Park City Commission requesting ,
I for himself when he advocated -
be a growing tendency to bypass speaking Even those giving Instructions own rent control systems under that the area in north-
the organization on import- such a step.GOVERNMENT were quiet. I I which landlords could evict unde- east Orlando bounded by Lake Sue
EMPLOYESHe
:.lJt problems.The them- Once the loud clang of a chain sirables. Dr.. Winter Park Rd. Fawsett Rd..
--- Soviet absence became a I Is opposed to ousting broke the silence a signal that Rent control administrationwould and Lakemont Ave.. be eliminated
Ccertalnty 24 hours after Gromyko from Federal payrolls by meansof the mine cage was in motion be taken away from OPA. from the city limits extension. 7any1
bills which take I I '
:had upset a majority of the Security passing away bringing another load. '
This the tactic up which is slated to die June 30. That area is now included In
!their salary. was
Council by using Russia'sbig used by the House yesterday In Grimy-faced miners wearing and placed under Housing Expe- the proposed extension program. Bread/t1MY11?
power veto for the tenth time their heavy helmets and soldiers; diter Frank Creedon. Creedon
block decision upholding voting to withhold funds to pay The Winter Park Commissionsaid
to a unloaded the stretchers bearingthe would be authorized to appoint Shi/8
of the
director
British mine-laying charges Edgar L. Warren first bodies removed from the members of advisory rent boards the reason for the requestwas
against Albania. Labor Department's conciliation mine and carried them to the in the 650-odd rental areas who that the area had once beena

service.POLITICS-He had no advance waiting ambulances. Occasionally, would submit recommendations to I part of the city and that the
I Commission "will include this
a siren sounded as an ambulance
knowledge of a proposal from Gael moved from the mine shaft. him.The area in a program of expansion
HEADACHE Sullivan executive director of the away boards' main Job would be
to advise on "hardship" relief for I when the area develops sufficiently
National Committee
: c i.. t taiM 4 SPCcUDyfn Democratic landlords. In could to be suitable for munici- %
addition they
.i.e.4 Is"dia..t tae w k to Carroll Reece. chairman of the Nazi UndergroundRing pal benefits."
(if....... w t-ick ftliol! Republican National Committee. recommend rent increases or decontrol -I

ftM bnaatba tmt..oranitia.Whr ... on foreign affairs. Sullivan pro- Smashed for an entire area. In a 30-minute conference the .
dkud.r- I I
r.U.w
posed that Reece join in a statement Council and R. D. Robinson, gen-

endorsing Mr. Truman's pro- U.FRANKFURT.S. Army officials Germany disclosed rAP yesterday -1U.I: S. Egyptian Consul I eral manager failed to agree on :
posals on Greek-Turkish aid; Republican -P i I terms for reimbursement to the
It as im- the smashing last July of a Gets Death Threat the
leaders rejected city by Dr. P. Phillips Co. for
secret Nazi organization known I
proper. as DFFB which plotted wholesale I I ALEXANDRIA tAP] U. S. Con- damages to the city's sewer systemby
the industrial waste from thecompany's
sabotage and overthrow of the sul H. A. Doolittle was threatened
KELlY-SpringfieJd German civil government and with death in a note yesterday because I canning plant on N.
the writers said he had I Orange Ave.
whose password was 12 carat
l I The Council had requested the
diamond." : ignored a previous demand that
TIRESRayon A Headquarters Command announcement he fly the Egyptian flag with the Dr. Phillips Co. to pay $3,500 for
/ American colors. damages already incurred and
said the underground
The threat was signed by the $250 monthly as long as the plantis .
network'had been wiped out with u
I 6.50 and Over in operation in addition to post-
IH National Committee for National 4 J
of four former high-
opcnd andln tine...d the arrest ing
and a $3.500 bond to protect the
emey when t.Guild.GREEN Real Rubber Friction Stock ranking storm troop officers. who f Freedom. The American 0/-;
MOUNTAIN ASTHMATIC will trial before Military (Swedish Consulates previously re- city against damages to the drain-
on a
COMPOUND may bran tmautmu go I age well used by the plant.
the
ceived warnings signed by
in t relic from the.....o aathmatic LIBERAL TRADEINHEJATTEHIESIir Government Court in Munich Robinson said the .
did
attack*?On sal at nearly all April 7, charged with "acts hostileto same organization threatening company 1
,drut torn.Ofaretteo.SO*.Ponder. the Interests of the allied bombings unless they flew Egyp- not object to the $3,500 bond and
;25*and S1.00.1>vaur dealer conavtSupply I tian flags.'Sugar would agree to pay the city $250
TOO.order direct. Uoronly' forces. I monthly inasmuch it I I lt u' pr
directed op.oeckate.A FR E as was not I 0 I
SAMPLE will prowfaowmuchthatrotted EARL'S SUNOCO SERVICE WinsIn believed the plant could be moved I
product eaehehoouWntt Industrialists Meet Rationing within the
W E. Soatk Pk. 4774 to next three years but

meeting of the Associated Industries WASHINGTON [API Supporters Later the 1 l h
of Florida will be held of legislation to extend sugar Council on motion ...
by .
Sipple. adopted w.a. ar..n.
I here today with Pres.! C. H. Mc- rationing through March 1948 won to be a counterproposal 1 .
submitted
to
WREN'SEDGEWATER Gehee In charge. Officers will the com-
an initial victory yesterday when
pany. It called for protection for .
be elected and a declaration of the Senate refused to table a pro- possible damage
to the drainagewell
principles for the ensuing year each
posal assuring person 35 to and
DRIVE AT PRINCETON AVE. adopted. payments of $3,000 to the .
50 pounds of sugar this year. city on April 1.1947.1948 and 1949
PHONE 7717 FREE DELIVERY The roll call vote was 48 to 26. with the provision that If the sN4 .

a I FAULTY KIDNEYS A further vote is required for Plant is moved in less than three

The Best In Foods Are your enjoyment he ire cut short to* adoption or rejection of the years the balance of the $9,000
cause. of agonizing. .ch. and rains. ? Wall amendment offered by Sen. Tobey total will be paid
by the
._ company. FRESH 1/jSOIXWFRESH
thM paim t. the fact .
attribute
t IR.-NH.I The amount of
.. .. sugar
that you ra r .aa eld Mere r bablpth.r'r. '
FRESH DRESSED FRYERS cau.*4 ey faulty ....n.".. Ana available to each person in 1946
C..ff.et a cecnplete. rvcavary af your e.aand was 25 pounds. RADIO SERVICE
vraer. yau n..d only try Walton'. _HLalla' I i
CUT UP PAN READY Biurotw Try a kottlo of fid Label HOME AUTO NOW LITJ-R: .
today. Cold. at your druwist Two .uar*
Actress Gets Divorce
.
59cLB. antMd aua -i c or $1"- Expert record chanter service work
LOS ANGELES rAP] Actress guaranteed Pickup and Deliver '
"
Rita Johnson, testifying that her I -
t
husband treated her "like a child," I Economy Auto Supply Store
LIMITED. SUPPLY OF EASTER HAMS tiitinc1=5tSt won her second divorce yesterdayfrom IV .. Orange Ave. Fhoae (441

LET VS; HAVE TOUR ORDER NOW L. Stanley Kahn, stockbrokerand I I /gSC -

MOVESiMERCHANOISEFebruary former Lieutenant Colonel In '
WE: FEATURE ONLY TOP GRADE MEATS the Army Air Corpe. They were I ATTENTION SCHOOLSIREFRIGERATORS 1

"AA" RATING MARKET Avenue <43,721Bitbest < divorced in 1943. but were reconciled ;
ClrcuUUom IB Our History" and remarried the same ANY SIZE

CLEVELAND [UP] One personwas : \
STATE CONVENTION
I I killed and another injured

last night when a five alarm fire J 1.-
:
I YOUNGDEMOCRATIC broke out in the 114-year old / -T "Sovthvrn TWIN-PACK'S deubU wrapped In
I Franklin Ave. Methodist Churchon
CLUBS Cleveland west side. one loaf mean fresh bread always for me. And TWIN-

e I OF FLORIDA SERVICE PACK'S finger tip opening is a remarkable new con \
100 Children For Mnration. or Immodiata Dolraory
Injured thlss the tab the
PHONE 2.3357 venience. TWIN-PACK works like pull
MEXICO CITY APJ] The De-
partment of Education said approximately outer wrapper divides and you have two l t-fHlNlfery OPENS

Relief At Last ;'ers;lando of for tomorrow the first will annual'be in Or-Air Air uate General formerly Electric connected Co.. as with assistant the dairymen ORLEANS of Tangipahoa UPI Parish Angry p J a $35 a plan million for the superhighway construction system of-I

Show Saturday and Sunday general manager of the Orlando Central through the county, including
boarded Illinois ;
Force" Headquarters announcedlast yesterday
two bridges the St.
I Utilities Commission new across
was announced -
ForYourCoughCreomulsion night. S milk trains in the "Jesse Johns and a third across Trout
Forms No Tooth Surface Skis& The Army planes are not here yesterday by Pres. L. B. manner and fired on James"l River. "
in the
for actual participation McLeod.
relieves promptly because ning blockade Into New The State Improvement Com-
Stays Creamy Oyernite it goes right to the seat of the how. but. are here for pilot and Stanton will assume his dutiesas mission at Tallahassee agreed last 1
'trouble to help loosen and expel crew training flights for the main- assistant"to Gen. M. W. in a turbulent strike that already j'week to undertake financing the 6Krl
.11 Serve tin' dehcfau* nwr padding d'asco.ery- term laden phlegm and aid nature tenance of crew technique a head- Mgr. 'had cut in half this big city's milk huge project if both County and
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the first taste and you'll aever see buMerspoom.Notice to soothe and heal raw, tender Inflamed quarters release stated. Brown on April 1.
.." int.ride torture that stays creamy supply. City Governments endorsed it and
the bronchial mucous mem- The 14th Air Force, under A native of Key West. Stanton
ovcrmte Newr a robbery I
and thra even
iurfMt-tfarm BO h....' CpnUin. no
tn*or return. Co
and Be wire to Wet must like the it
watching ttimng. you way threatened to shut off deliveriesof
t..... d overy today. Ask... Knm-Ko! quickly the 'host' organization for the co-ordi- BS Degree in mechanical engineering their product.
sew allays cough or you are New Or-
Your grow came Knm-Ko 19 3 flavorhocabtcTBattencoich. *. I to have your money back.CREOMULSION. nation of these flights" the release after which he was employed any products-to.any |I State Public Safety Chief Hunter -
Vamlla. leans firm individual dealing
: EaiFree with or I Huckaby ordered State police
_peckairr*(all 3 ) stated "but they are to be by the General Electric
yet 3 irmlar m
unlon'sblacklist
mt COM or obbcatJOlL Just tend your. same and construed in no way as connected Co, in its test training course. C. H. STANTON with dairy firms on the cars'from Baton Rouges into the

.ridresi&42 S. Cbnauana on a pottcard:Ave.or Chicago letter to 32.Knm-Ko.Illinois. 1 'or Couzhs.Chest Colds BronchitisWilson's with the acrobatic speed and Completing the course, he was joins utilities. troubled area with" orders to "keep
Leo Carter International the roads The strike had
diving stunts of the civilian air assigned to the steam turbine < rep- open.
a !show." engineering division and given resentative of the teamsters spread to neighboring St. Tam-
I I P-80 jet fighters a P-82 and the supervision of the Installation Bill Puts Martin said that the union's five locals many Parish where Sheriff R. C.

..... ....... ... .. . .: B-29s will be here for the show. of large turbine generatorsin [ in New that Orleans handled rubber""every-in Moise reported the farmers were
II The 895ill practice rendezvous power plants all over the- First in Line thing moves on carrying weapons openly.
missions with the fightersI country. This also included instruction the city. He notified shipping
I I I of the Air Reserve units from of operators in the For President companies that no cargoes including
eA4eueee Miami and Tampa.Col. manipulation of equipment milk would be deliveredto
Robert L. Scott author of During the war. Stanton was WASHINGTON API] Voting on their vessels. Oh Mr. Berket
"God Is My Co-Pilot." will be the assigned to checking the initial strict party line the Republican- In Tangipahoa Parish. 70 miles COAK D SD
master of ceremonies for the Air operation of propulsion units in dominated Senate Rules Committee north of New Orleans and long a i :.. Uri KFsr
How did
By L i Force plane activities. American battleships and destroyers yesterday approved a bill put- stormy spot in Louisiana the rug- bake anything you ever delicious manage to
so
i Meanwhile deadline for advance after which"he was transferred ting House Speaker Joseph Mar- ged dairy farmers were determinedto BERKE CHOCOLATECHIP as fAI
: Food Conaultant to Wilson ft Co.Ham : ,,, ticket sale was extended through to General Electric's commercial tin [R.-MassJ as first in line of stick out their strike and block- your COOKIES? They are so

.... .. .. . .. ... ..... ...... toda *due to public demand Leron general division of the apparatus succession to the Presidency.Six ade against milk from other sections light so flaky, so rich in luscious -
t Toole general chairman of the department as supervisorof Republicans voted for the in protest of a SO-cents per J chocolate, and so flavor-
; I'I event' announced. the sales training and place- measure. Five Democrats voted fresh. I'm going to my 'food
Highlights Easter Dinner Steadham Acker director of the ment of technical personnel. against it. Two Republicans were store right now and get BERKE
show, announced that a displayI Stanton is member of the
a
absent. SALEPleasant I
10 CHOCOLATE CHIP' COOKIESfor
': Ham!! Luscious ham! What a beautiful sight it
I the various civilian and military American Society of 'Mechanical Martin. 62-year-old North At- luncheon and dinner des-
makes highlighting the Easter dinner.And what a planes in the show would be held Engineers and the National So- tleboro. Mass. publisher and representative serts and snacks for children.
marvelous flavor it adds to this festive meal! on the ground from noon until 2 ciety of Sales Training Executives. I to Congress since 1924. -Tasting Cambridge
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pjn. both Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanton are residing became speaker of the House last
the two days of the event. I in Orlando at 837 Elwood St. January in the wake of the Republican 'a
"The ground display will be I election victory in Novem- Garlic Tablets
closed promptly at two." he explained Veterans Urged To ber.
\ "because it is being held I I Used! for relief *f
x k't in an area that must be cleared Take Tests Tomorrow
Ten FSCW Students Blood Pressure
before the aerial portion of the High

show cart begin. I I I High Prin.School W.World O.yesterday War Boone II of veterans invited Orlando Interested to- Injured CHIEFLAND in 'Wreck[API A Traflway I i .. DzxIS!. Syatpi..s.. TIra'MstNrvosass .f I_ii :i I : I 'b1

OYSTERSON take the University of Florida bus overturned six miles south of He.dach.sIlf.giag ,
I I. tb. .
.. general tests along with OHS sep- here shortly before daybreak yes- ears.Tlrobbl.g
la the bead.
HALF SHELL ors from 8:30 am. to 9 pm. tomorrow terday, injuring 10 students at the Iiii'q15i' /Wi / Oiyie
at the high school. r only 1.01
DOZ. 50C Open,Till 11 P.M. Boone said the tests were required --, at Tallahassee. Crn
4 boxes $2.02-6 boxes $3.03
of all students entering the
I Nine believed
girls none seriously -1 I
ORLANDO. its W.FISH Church AND St.POULTRY I University and that he would be hurt were admitted to the Chamberlin Natural Foods
i glad: to have veterans and others I Gainesville hospital and a boy Complete Health Food Store OLD-FASNIONLD BACK MOWN* LIGHT ISOWN
take tests along with the high I student at the college was released I[ U E. Charts St. Phone TZSZ IXXX CONFECTIONttS TAHITI AND CUBE
school seniors tomorrow. after observation. By Mail Add lOc
TURKEYSFOR

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YOU NEEDS Electric Broilers ...... .......... 19.95 14.95 =,- women and elderly as folk well are as praising middle-aged Re- An Excellent
;; Electric Razors .. . .. .. . .. ._ 19.95 14.95 tonga. Mr. Joseph E. Oliver well-' : SANLANDO SPRINGS
= Pressure Cookers . 13.75 9.95 known young married man and DINNER '
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ALSO MANY OTHER APPLIANCES AT BIG SAVINGS I is among the latest to give Re- -
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&PALM TERRACE SUNDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 30
tonga his strong public endorse-, MR.:J.E.OLIVER
r wPopular 'Q ment. t s
-Retonga saved the day for me "Retonga brought me so much WATER SKI TIME 3:15
:: as the saying is." declares Mr. relief that three bottles set me up
Oliver. "I suffered so much dis- in fine shape. My appetite is a EXHIBITION MUSIC LOVERS ARE INVITED TO HEAR THIS TALENTED
tress from gas in my stomach and splendid and.everything seems to I iCSPEClAL I
DAILY 2:3O GROUP IN PALM SUNDAY PROGRAM -
I PHONOGRAPH RECORDS acid indigestion that to sit down agree with me. The gas and other 4i
and eat a meal like other people I discomforts are relieved. I have 'w I UNDER DIRECTION OF MRS. LILLIAN B. HALL
only meant more suffering for me. discarded harsh laxatives and I Ou-ii Callsth&
= I felt bloated and uncomfortable sleep fine.No wonder people praise CYPRESS GARDENS REMEMBER-SANLANDO SPRINGS SUNDAY
Records regularly selling up to 1.05 and heartburn sometimes made me Retonga so highly. 1
== On Sale Now at .. ...___......__.._"._ u__-.__________ 39c 5 feel as though 1 had swallowed Retonga is intended to relieve ANELJCAS TROPICAL BVNDU1AND J
Popular Albums regularly selling up to 5.25 3 AH YourS boiling water. Gas pressed up I distress due to insufficient flow of

= On Sale Now from ..____ ____u u. .___ 1.69 to 2.98 Favorites I against my chest until I could digestive Juices in the stomach ...
hardly get a deep breath. I would loss of appetite'Vitamin B-1 deficiency -
Classical Records regularly selling up to 1.05 go three days without a bowel and constipation. Accept l
On Sale Now at ___,___.__.___--___________ 49c movement unless I took 0 a strong I I no substitute.'Retonga may be ob- :
Classical. Albums regularly selling up to 7.19 laxative and I felt bad day in and I I I tained at Emrich's. Orlando Pharmacy.Adv. ;kS RIALTO

Member d The Atietatc4' Press Exchequer worried over dwin, many people have had their houses

the Associated Press exclusively entitled dling British finances was op painted and either
to the use for re-oublication of all covered over
news dispatches accredited to it or not posed. the house number or neglected to
Mberwue accredited to this paper and The dispute dragged on for .
aim the local news published herein e .-,. some time. Rumblings reached the pur them back if they were taken*;!' '

All dispatches rights( for herein. re-publication are also reserved.of special f State Department and this was # I ,, down. In my business I waste to be the best fighting men. an9i
much valuable time hunting for I
the source of reports on Capitol IistIllII
I ; think the Army should be filled
PAGE: 6 THURS.. MAR. 27. 1947 these unnumbered houses. No
Hill that Secretary of State JimJ :
:
doubt your circulation department ,with well-trained young fighters.
mie Byrnes had been warned last I
TODAYS.THOUGHTS I .t ehe express company, cab drivers ,I *
i: October that Britain would hair?
and a multitude of others find
J C. W. Gaines. filling station attendant -
Through wisdom is an house builded; and by :-:? to get out of Greece. Actually 4 the same difficulty all because we

understanding it is establishedProverbs. 24:3.: ,;!.. ':&.::. .."British storm warnings were put : L r L are so indifferent. Yours for a Longwood "I believe
Pearson up. but there was no definite decision *< better Orlando. military training

And me never will have a better home if my I until three weeks ago. J. J. BROWN. for men of 18 to
of
"1 years age
opinion stands. Then British weather plus the internal economic itr ;- come between

Until we commence a-keepm house in:the crisis played into the hands of British budget ,- WINANKUNGUILDERLAND' CtflTRACfLORIDISI high school and *

house not'made with hands.-WiU.Carleton f balancers. The Foreign Office''was given an ultimatum .- S S S college would be

to dump Greece. j NEWVOBK. S very beneficial InS

Parking Meter Action at Last Note-Some people wonder how the Britishcan I- many ways. I am
I get away with the argument that it is too 3-27 just 18 now and

ii iTs BEEN A long long time but the City expensive for them to keep 10,000 troop in :'1. would be tickled

A Greece when they can afford to keep 100.000 I Ii/Ihiikiiig I II I '. ::-l 1 ,. .' with the opportunity

Council finally gets around to passing'parking a troops in 'Palestine. The answer is that theycan't. PITCHING HORSESHOES II .s.. : .:...'f/. .i5se- of the offered advantages -

meter ordinance which will go along Palestine also will be dumped shortly. I t5545' '. '"" by the training

ways toward regulating ,the parking Tragedy is that Palestine wasn't turned over I S and the privil-

to the United Nations long ago before Jewish pas- Love is Wonderful Br SAINEY PARtIES I Gaines age of serving my
Our Town. Thing
problem in sions had reached such a frenzy that a solution by a THE QUESTION country in peace or war.The travel

The evidence of neighboring Florida the United Nations the United States or anyone : Question: Do yon favor universal : feature offered- by military service -

towns and cities is overwhelmingly in favorof else will be difficult., Br BILLY lOSE see what's in the box. Might be something 'orth-1 I training for 18-year-eld can not duplicated exceptby
U. S. youths if they are not an outlay of quite a bit cf

the meters. although they meet opposi- ,KENTUCKIAN' LEARNS GREEK: Paul Porter. Mrs. Laura Draper kept putting quarters in the while. Finders keepers.' II I assigned to-combat duty, or assigned money and should be a part cf"

tion when first,installed. The same is true Pres. Truman's economic expediter for Greece. piggy bank and at the end of two years had The next day she chewed up a perfectly good outside of the United (every able young+ -e4 man's education.

in progressive towns and cities the nation speaks with a delightful Kentucky drawl. Foreign enough for a two-week vacation in Florida. Cliff set of fingernails waiting for Cliff to get home. It ,' States THE in peace ANSWERS time. Fred R. Wilson, attorney, Sanford -

languages are not his forte. In Greece. however.j I took her to the station bought her a magazine and shaped up like a perfect scheme. Cliff would find I "No. I do not approve of

over.We he wanted to learn enough language to be polite kissed her on the cheek.,"Have fun." he told her, the sables and come bouncing into the home as hi Winter Ivan Park.Brookman"I don't brick think mason.military I compulsory mill
predict that the citizens of Orlando! and'the first phrase he tackled was "thank you" tary training in
i and went back to his desk at the box factory. used to when he brought her presents the first training1would
which in Greek "efhristo.. any way. shape
for after I
will be strong parking meters The pronunciation proved difficult. Finally the Mrs. Draper did. Her second day in Miami she gay days of their marriage. hurt the I or form. I believe -

they give them a fair trial. Greek interpreter suggested: met Everett. Stone. The way the oil man lookedat Cliff was an hour late that night. When he 18-year-olds in fact I think any itt 0 preparation

Congratulations to the City Fathers. "Mavbe yon have a friend in Kentucky namedF. finally showed up. he was something causes war In
her in her green bathing _ __ carrying would be good for : that it causes
-- -- Harry Stow Just think of him and pro- suit did nice things to wrapped in paper. "Getting a little -sloppy around '... .them I believe I other nations to

nounce it 'F. Stow'-'EfhristoVPorter I her morale. The next 12 the waistline." he mumbled revealing a bathroom that the high .I:' 'v< prepare andS
Orchids To The Unknowns did pretty well that night at dinner and r of the .
days they saw a lot of scale.She ... ;S t eventually go to
thanked everyone every time they passed anything : sunshine and moonligty i made herself wait until dessert before she I should 0' war just because

ARMIES, LIKE BUSINESSES require "F. Harry Stow!" he exclaimed on any and ail together. She liked the ,- ', asked. "Did you get a chance to look in the locker?"I1 .ischools\ i to li tar their y 0 ..-' they are in a
if occasions. -0 position to make
and intelligent leadership way Everett took her arm k Her husband looked at her in a funny way. subjects .1 The
war. of
Next morning after breakfast Paul tried to be .
they are to win battles as sound busilesses'make when they got caught in nIt was nothing but a pair of old rubbers.. Not I that a. t.ofpreparatioflKoes
equally polite.
,
; '
the crowd at the race size." education -
money. "Harry F. Stow." he said bowing graciously.His my I not Justify1 Its
would
track. She liked the way \ not in peacetime. This
All credit_ to the generals and colonels hosts looked puzzled. Porter had reversedthe he held her hand when \ I Laura felt the floor drop out from' der her.A Brookman b e interrupted. 'try purpose could not be invaded by conn any
initials of his "friend in Kentucky." hi sable scarf to a woman in the Draper tax Foreign service in peace time
who successfully have organized the various I the wavy-haired tenor II nation regardless of the size of
so
thefloorshowangaiovethat bracket was a once-in-a-lifetime thing. She went I would be good for them and they I her military and naval might.

civic and charity drives in Orlando BY-PASSING UNITED NATIONS: The more the song. Cliff hadn't done into the bedroom. stretched out on the bed and would appreciate their own country (All.we need is a well-prepared air

and led them. to success down through the diplomatic corps scrutinizes the Truman doctrinefor in sears bean: to sob. Then she got a little hysterical.Even :' when they returned home. > force to defend invasion by air.".
Traveling is help to education. .
years.Orlando's. Greece and Turkey. the more its members are The morning she was I her marriage didn seem as important as 1 .a..... ...... ...... I
various money-raising cam- inclined to think the USA made a historic mistake due to go back to New the fuzzy necklace. She went back int the living I 1 I I E. L. Burns. Maitland builder.I II Institute for Vets

noted throughout the State for in by-passing the United Nations. York. Everett came around to her hotel to say room and exploded 'There were no rubbers in :."1 do not favor any type of compulsory 'Will
paigns are This is the conclusion of friendly-disposed diplomats goodbye.'.He handed her a package done up in ,that box! There. was a sable scarf. What did youdo military Open TuesdayThe

their suc ess. In addition to the credit to many of' them Latin Americans whose ribbons. "A' little going-away present," he said. with It? training in peacetime next quarterly semester of

the leaders of these campaigns there is a future is tied up with the peace and prosperity of "It's been a wonderful two weeks." Cliff put down his paper. "I gave it to a girl" I I but think the Orange County Educational

great army of anonymous privates and .this country. While they recognize the need for he said slowly. "I met her while you were away. the training cf Institute for Veterans will open

non-commissioned officers who: do the leg speed. they are convinced that Pres. Truman should She opened the package and a sumptuous sable We took in a few shows and went to a couple of youths aged 18 Tuesday. J. R Glover director- ,
scarf flew out of the box and around her neck. announced yesterday. .
I I would be good
work-call at house and our house have placed all the facts before the United Nations nightclubs. Nothing very important.
your The institute offers a variety ofsubjects
and back the'bacon. at the very start not as an afterthought. They also "I can't accept this she protested. But. her "You gave her my sable scarf?" screeched : forthemlfplaced -
bring for high school credits
said. "Thank S ]I on a volunteer i::
eyes you
Laura. '
fear the USA established .
In the hustle and bustle of daily life a precedent that may basis. It would enabling veterans to complete
these sincere and hard-working boomerang. Two cases are cited to prove their From Miami to Jacksonville she thought: only Cliff nodded. "As a goms-away present. She*,::- be a wonderful three high school credits in three

people- point: of Everett. Fiom Jacksonville to Washington. Ever- left for Cleveland this evening. That's what made opportunity i for months he said. Classes are held

and the same quiet workers take part in 1. Suppose the situation is reversed and Russia ett began to get mixed up with Cliff. From Wash- me late for dinner. I must have been ." I I' the youngsters to I r from 12:30: to 6:30 pjn. five days

every drive-many times are forgotten by wants to apply the Truman doctrine to Latin ington to Pennsylvania Station she thought onlyof Suddenly .his' eyes narrowed. "Say" he de- see their own "., ; ; I per week and are two hours long

those who hand out the orchid for >civic America. she now has an excellent excuse for by- Cliff and how she could explain away the sable manded. "Where did you get a two thousand dollar country and I ..-. .:. each. They are held at the Junior
passing the United Nations.To scarf. sable scarf?" I believe that for- -- College. Holland and Mark Sts..
'
work.And so today we hand out a large bou- be more specific Nicaragua and Panamaare At the station. she realized there was,no explaining As somebody once said, when two people pulla eign duty in Burns .
orchids the two Latin American nations corresponding mn on each other at the same moment. th! 1 peace time would be good for them.
of Our Town's best and heart
quet it away. She got an idea. She walked up Military training is good for their
to Greece and Turkey. Panama like smart thing is to drop their and be SUPERIOR FOOD STORE
Turkey, weapons
felt thanks to the'army of anonymous to a pay locker put a dime in the slot. stowed the health and physical well being it
is on both sides of vital friends.
waterway just to the
workers who make the city's drives for a as sable scarf In the compartment. locked It and I will help them to understand whatis Corner Knhl and Grant Are.
USA the Dardanelles Laura and Cliff decided to be
as to the USSR. Nicaraaua.aloneside smart. They
put the key in her pocketbook.That in store for them in later life.
funds outstanding successes. Panama could control the Panama laughed a little cried a little and then laughed; Open Week Days From -

Canal. just as any nation controlling Greece night she made a big fuss over Cliff when some more. Then they went out and got light. Paul W. Stranb Kissimmee.

A Long Span of Service could control the Dardanelles. he came home from the office. Halfway through According to my fat little friend with the bow'i student at Stetson University. "1 7A.M.to 1 13 P.M.TONIGHT.

It is no secret that Russian agents have been dinner she said. "By the way. I found a pay locker and arrow their toothbrushes are still hangingside favor military 17

AN INSTITUTION IS the lengthened extremely active in parts of Latin America and I key at the station. If you get a chance tomorrow. by side in the Draper apartment on East 72nd. I training for 18- .

shadow of one man said Emerson the day may come when Communist Governmentsin year-olds regard-

and the reward of a thing well done is to one or more of these countries will appeal to WESTBROOK PEGLER SAYS less of the stations duties -' !
'
have'done it. Russia for help against the USA. As sovereign or I
they are assign I
It must be a great satisfaction to Dr. nations they could argue just as do Turkey and i. : ed to. Lack of

John J. Tigert to look upon the Universityof Greece that they have a right to get help from How to Communists preparedness in
whomever they please by-passing the United Spot : time of war has
Florida today, 19 years after he quit the Nations.
always been a
__ ..
office of U. S. Commissioner of Educationto uu. .
in sum a case itussia would nave tne precedent -1! major problem
take over the reins of a small and struggling of the Truman doctrine and could argue that Br WESTBROOK PEGLER appeal. This means in very practical effect that .0 .i' to for the United

school in Gainesville.He what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Until a few days'ago our Supreme Court held the Supreme Court as of this moment. recognizesthe \. ( t. States. The con-

*saw the plant grow tremendously. According to this doctrine, Russia would have the that a person could cooperate.with. the Communists Davis test and regards the decisions of the commission S dition of the

He resigns as it is about to attain its* right to send military equipment to Panama and or any other group committed to the violent the District Court and th e Court of Appeals Straub cessitates world today that ne-

greatest growth. Nicaragua illustration regardless of our opposition.This farfetched.. overthrow of our Government associate with them as legal and just. However, this thing was done this nation keep a well-trained gOP

Dr. Tigert however will not point to may appear But and enlist their Army ready for any emergency.
help and still be no Communist
diplomats point out that already Chile where the under a special wartime regulation of the Civil Russia is going to keep a large

,. the expanded college plant as the measure Communist Party holds the balance of power. is provided we could not prove that personally' advocated Service Commission, so perhaps the same fellow trained Army and so should we.
.
of his accomplishments while at the helmof signing trade pact with Russia. I that final purpose of such enemies. The would be vindicated in time of peace. Young men have always proved
the State University although he had + W W HERBERT
MARSHALLThe
I American people had to prove" that a person so accused I though Davis' test was all right long beforehe
much to do with the STOPPING RUSSIA IN IRAN .
making expansion a : 2 As a reverse COMPLETE BUSINESS
had this final purpose in his own mind. The
propounded it. I applied it to Mrs. Roosevelt'sfriend
illustration of what the United
Nations
reality.Dr. can do to SERVICEROOKKEEPING..FIHANCIAL Frigidaire Show
Titjert, 65. long since has discoveredthe stop aggression, diplomats point to the case of Iran. people did prove it in this case to the satisfaction of Joe Curran the president of the National "HOLLYWOOD STAR TIME"

foolishness of vanity. He measures his This was the greatest victory so far achieved by the lower courts but the Supreme Court wouldn Maritime Union and tb other friends of herself REPORTS.SOCIAL WITHHOLDING SECURITY TAX TAX

reward in contentment in the knowledgethat the United Nations. and came just as the Security believe it. while she and Mr. Big were giving them plenty of INCOME: TAX
Council got on its first wobbly legs with the world WDBO1030British
he has contributed quietly to the watching. to see whether it could really walk. But now look. character. But I always thought it was weak law MALCOLM B. ROUTTTax

making of a university with standing. But Iran, to Russia is one of the most strategicareas The same court now tells us that a man maybe because it meant that a person couldn't change his n W. Chares! Consultant TeL CCTS

far more, we imagine he measures his i In the world second only to the Dardanelles. adjudged a Communist if heJustchanges ] mind. My way would have been to keep the Com

contentment in the Stature of the men who Sitting astride the Gulf of Persia and an outletto his mind on a given! munists out of the Government way back there I I i-_ : -

have come from the halls of Gainesvillefor a warm-water port. Iran is just as important as question. S SusweeIa .- ......
This down in the .1 : and the fellow in this case got in in 1935 and hungon r
the ports of Manchuria. came case $ : "' ET
the decades. _Leader
two.
past I :
until 1944. You can do it without violatingany W :;
In Iran. Russia was trying** do what she te of a New York lawyer who was f : :
The officials who have the responsibility now to do in Greece fired from an important job with -. < law or anybody's rights if you have a mind to. _, _
trying -set up a Communist Tt
of replacing Dr. Tigert, have a big task. We Government friendly to the USSR. However strong the War Manpower Commission|r.:. Yon may have noticed that those people HORIZONTAL VERTICAL !'" -' P/ E'G' E

are informed that thus far there has beenno factions in the Iranian Government were opposedand because he had been active in a"? whom Roosevelt wanted to keep out were kept 1.7 Pictured 1 Particles R -

discussion of Dr.. Tigert's successor. appealed to the United Nations. thing called the American Peace out. such as Herbert Hoover Jim Fancy, Robert British 2 Renovates QA tARfttST

We'll wager, however that there has been The United Nations had no police force no Mobilization. This was one of ., Moses and Lindbergh. So don't tell me he and airman. Sir c "OOTen N A

plenty of midnight oil burned thinking International inspectors no international organisation those letterhead and propaganda -. I she didn't want Communists in our Government.Now 3 Waste ;.. : HI JOI. I

about who that to speak of. It had only the force of public outfits which sprouted in New I allowance IMi 1 (TE, > P" N
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man we would be in a terrible fix if we all could 13 Rounded "f-r TI fil
York when Hitler and Stalin be-J I I Him t '"
Dr. Tigert ]leaves a large pair of shoesto opinion. Vet its emphatic stand stopped Russiain be adjudged Communists and traitors just because 14 French "
:::ame allies in their noble joint] 5 Indians
its
tracks. The in
boys the Kremlin scarcely
be filled. Let the men charged with we agreed with the Communists on some one issueor I\ province
knew what had hit them. They complained resistance to the foul aggression Peeler 6 Lease 28 Boundary 39 Apportioned
if 15 Individual
choosing his successor ponder long andcarefulIbefore to high heaven, but the United Nations stood of imperial Poland. It carried on. a number of propositions. Forgiving me Henry you 16 All 7 Musical (comb. form) 41 Gui's name
can. but I agree with the Communists and :
they name their choice. firm and won a great victory. opposing our own military and Industrial prep- 19 Clamp instrument 27 Meadow 42 Cain's brothel
Wallace who agrees with them almost entirely as
8 Malt drinks 28 Lamprey 43 Uncommon
arations for war and Roosevelt's policy of assistanceto
well as I can judge that we don't belong in that 20 Encountered 9 Rupees (ab.) 29 Dance step 4 i Written
Great Britain and France until suddenly. in June fonn
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Orlando Mornina Sentinel Radio ProbramMDBO 1941 Hitler that double-crossing bloody-handed mess in Greece and ought to get out of Europe as 22 Play part 10 Genus of frogs 30 British ac- of Mister
fast : not to be the
- - -- - as we can. My reasons seem 11 Pendent mass count money 45 Near
ISM WLOr C1SM) woes (T4. despot. jumped.on Stalin and the peacelovingSoviet 23 Compass point
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WD.O (SIO) wnO" nUO a WORZ ".0) same but we do agree on the proposition. of ice 31 Indian weight Transaction
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"-IS "ana Reporter R'setfle _,_. news TosMueicUnflm1td__ The Communists and Wallace think Pres.Truman's 't2 Tribes 34 Autocrat 47 Region a."
1I'3ft Let. no Vtalttn New-RevetD _. Genius Ramblm'Ne 4 00 Rouse Party Ersklne Johnson; St-d'-Party changed its name to the American people's mobili- (ab.) La
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a.4S-' ".-$ ", Pryssl Refill. ___ UesrsRsmb1rs' 415. House Party Johnson Family Studio Party _. zation and hollered for help for Russia and Great proposal is a step toward war. So do L 25 Shoe? part 48 Great :
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7 li Ta_ Patrol ___ 4 45 ADIarlc Church CHS on the Air Studio Party ___ Britain.
Mustral dork
Morning DcTOtlon 18 Id est (ab.) knife 55 Right lib.) -
because book of Lenin and (
it is written in the
":30 Checkerboard TIme Mortuit DeUoni Neva __ S-OO School of Air __ Terry Prsttj8tudtopaytj'=:: so 32 Scottish _
7.4S Hews Newa-klns Int. 74O Club ___n__ 5:15 School: of Air Sky King ___. Studio Party The war ceased to be a Polish and British the book of Stalin and I figure that we ought to I sheepfold a 1- .. :i; 1 a i o It i-st
Too-CBB sews' __ Uartla AcronskyI News ___ 5'3O Lam & Abner Jack Annstrenv Radio Rodeo __
S IS HI Htlthbor ?..__? Sinilnc Salesmen 740 Club _545 Variety Pair _____ Bob Hamilton Trio Radio RodeoNew __n Imperialistic war and became a people's war._ reorganize our country and our strength instead I I 33 Exist - -
S 30 Nornaa Beatler Mod Melodr Trio 740 Club ioo-o--a.: : Ous-New*. Dinner Music _, ?_ ___ Curiously throughout the life of sprawling aU over a lot.of no-account outposts, 34 Clock (,ace"" g-
'843 Breakfast Brevit. Kelbeck Time .n_ 140 Club _u____ "-15 Norman Cloutier Dinner MusicGreyhound Dinner Music __ of the American S
-, )Neva=Dick. Jeao. Breakfast" Club News ___, ,._ .:30 SpOrts Pan GUI Dinner Music Peace Mobolization it found itself on the side and squandering our efforts on debilitated nations I I 35:; Hindu .s ;:;r .. 11 hi Ji. "
a IS Devotions .. Br.kfsst Club 740 Club ___.ZT a 45 Robert Trout- ____ Sport* Psrsde..Hews ???_._._. of those vehement Americans such Charles and peoples whom we can't support anyway. Yes. garment ;;?: ,
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p 30 TIne Out. Musie Breakfast dub Woman World 1:: )Mystery of Week Pulton Le..ts.rCh'Md: Sup Club work of : 37 Symbol forselenium -
I 45 Time"Oat. Musie Breakfatt Club Woman World __ 7:15 Jack Smith Elmer Daris .... Harmonies by Two Lindbergh who were called Fascists ,because they squandering our efforts. Squandering the I 111 "';fj, u I 'ff nF
10 00 Sammy Kare My True Storr Once-CponTA Ttaw 7:30 Symphonett ..... Studs TerSe Follow Throne also our people. This Venture and others that would /1. ,. ;
thought ought to 5 -
loss TOUR Sincerely Mr True 8tor Nelson Olmsted' 745 Symphonette! ___u Studs Terkel _". H._V._KaHenbora I we keep out of the mess and Government puts I 38"Sioux State Il' ;. jr. 2 ;,"': .
10:30 >elTn Winters __ Betty Crocker: _- Old end New :_Z 8 OO Suspense ___ -___. Musical ShowcaseMusical continued to say so right down to the hour of surely follow take money. Our (ab) / ? ,," 'f'f.j... : : ."f'.j.,
|0 45 Fashions In Musie listening Post __ Old and New __Ili2 8 15 Su
:: Arthur Godfrey. Tom Breneman _... rr.c dl.- .rtlit H 30 PHI Peace War Town Meeting ..:.- Musical Showcase I our income tax'!s. Where do the taxes come from? African fly I t 1; 1a 1' I
1115: Arthur Godfrey Tom Breneman .. Freddie Martin ._ _8'45 ,.BI. Peare, War Town MeetingLocshOifws Musical ShowcaseMas. I- (var) -
11'30 Xarier Cuiat Hollywood Story Jack Befell Show 9 OO Dick Hsymea Town. Meeting in Mod: MoodMus. II They come off the pay which you'earn by working.: 42 Fleet iT '>.-:::: in ;
11 U Rosemary ----- Nature Stories Bomuets In Rh,. 1:1: % Dick Rhymes __ Town UrrsW In Mod. Mood I A long time after! Pearl Harbor Elmer Davis. .;J; _.1 h.
12 00 News .__.__ Kenny Baker _.. New' _.______ 9 30 Crime Photograph Shriner BrdcastShnner Jack Haley Show: our own director of war propaganda said he had I 48 Dutch city: ::2'; j iT j' E
1115 Ltttle Show Kenny Baker -__ Holy Wk Procram _9 45 Crime Photograph ."*_Brdcast Jack Hairy Show But I never knowingly associate or have any 49April (ab.) .,,-
1>:30 Helen Trent Kennel Reporter "'anaa.. Matinee 1000 Readers Digest Family Theater R'd'*oa* with RhyR devised his own personal method of. deciding truck with Communists. They are enemies of my 1 Trade ,_ 'O' ,," ,
12:45 Oal Sunday Moon Day Var. .. Marquee 10'15 Readen 50 II 4
MatineeBaakhxe DIRest I
Family Theater d TOHS with Rhy whether a ,, : 1r. / ;r. g 5
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1:U M. Ferkuu ferreu Tim Sketches In Melody 10'45 Hollywood Statttme I We. A COUTH _.C.ntor Show I Anyone who switched over on the war be invoked to protect 52 iO -rrr- i, rt) .. I'iIo 1 11 -
1.3O News -...... Slats Griffin ___- State Health Talk 11.00 News =halureWo'dT"D.t= I> News __-____- I issue when Russia _was attacked was. Now that test Constitution should not pt'r-I I He.was in r
1-45 Road of T-Ue __ Miens Medltat Siesta> Serenade ills Jos 'C, Hirsch Dance Orch. __ Harkness of Wash I sons who know wftat they are up to and charge of the 154 -t t 51
-3:00-Kate Smith Speaks Walter Kiernan-Mule-Unlimited-L 11:30 Juilliard School Ray Robbioa Or. The Story of Music: has become law. t ate"- with them in activities which are merely preparatory RAF- ; 1 I :
9.15 Perry Uasoa Smile Tim ___ Music Unlimited 11:4j Juilliard School: OfTh.-Jli. Ud The Story_of IJanc i ,-.
2.30 Walter Kimbie Bride Groom Music Unlimited 12-00-News---=::--=::::-SigB Off __ fcewsZ-" :':" The U. S. Civil Service Commission adopted it to the bloody insurrection of the future. command sa I I IA t5 I I
-2 45 Rose of My Dream Bride *: Qroom ._ Music-Dnlimited* 12 IS Ia..ie" NBC Dance Party I and invoked it as a reason to fire this lawyer the All their activities are bent to that final purpose I Antenna -
3 OO Drama of Pale,. Ladies Bo SMted! MnMe rnflmited: *! Music .._. !FC Dance Party 56 Sio 11
n ; two lower Federal Courts the Horse barn
3 15 Air Show Interne Ladies Be Seated Music Cnlumted: Mssr M C p.nr. Parf approved it and now the and I say anyone who helps them in preparatory I I t I r
3JO Winner Take AU. Edwin C. Bill If one Unlimited 1.OO &.B. Oil Sews end Eua Oil Supreme Court has refused to consider the fellow work is one of them by !intentional association.. ;.57 Concealed 1 _-

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,Thursday, March 27,1947 1 (' rlaum1 fSomtng &rnto Page 7)]

Single State Cash: Oranges Make / -

Canned JuiceBusifless Union's Public Relations Doctors Okay

Account Established Auction Gains

; Policy Hit i at Convention Health Unit
fiscal officials I [Special! to Orlando Morning Sentinel} Up
TALLAHASSEE [AP] Florida's three top -
NEW YORK
: acting together, yesterday boiled the complicatedState fruit was good [Continued from Page 1] ST. PETERSBURG [AP] Need. of more education for [Specie! to Orlando Morning Sentinel
fund down into a single cash account
general revenue OCALA The Marion County
made union members in public relations and the underlying
in an effort to present for the first time a clear financial anges a smaller drop in production Medical Assn. yesterday endorsed
of the labor movement stressed yesterday -
philosophies was
picture and eliminate bookkeeping duplications. I and Offerings with of blended orange and grape by speakers at the convention of Florida Federation of I'establishment health of unit an In officially this county accredited --

Comptroller Clarence M. Gay,< Temples fruit''juice. Labor here.Declaring 'I and recommended that Dr. E.
treasurer and Auditor
Ed Larson
announced s quired. Potter whose report on retail the labor movementIs I O. Lindner city-county health officer -
they Bryan have Willis agreed jointly to strike out of I I Horse Show sized !sales on stocks in various chan '' Men only as strong as its least enlightened be retained as director.
fund 200ejcmarked gin to balk A nels of trade covered the Decem- Vegetable I The action was announced by
-the some
general revenue accounts that have I lOe apiece, ber-January period estimated I I member. Ed Weyler !Dr. B. F. Drake secretary following -
fred bal- 1 that the total United States citrus Secretary of the Kentucky Fed-:I a special meeting at the hospitaL -
to confuse Treasury i'Gets Entries lug At retailers present juice pack for domestic consumption II eration of Labor said labor has Dr. Drake was chairman of
r it slow this season would total 46.SOO.OOO .- I:Adopt Plans failed miserably in educating the ,I a committee appointed last weekto
The chance In the accounting i may and cases compared to millions of workers taken in dur- study a report by Dr. Carl E.
:procedure: will be made as of tbe retailer believe. upheld 000 the past season. 57'400'-1 I ing the war in the principles that Buck, field director of the American -
fiscal rear end. June 30. How-. [Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel! dealers used He estimated 1947 [Continued from Page 1] other men have died for. Public Health Assn, recom-
ever. Gay said estimates of receipts OCALA The first all-breed are and big at 50,800,000 cases of citrus juices. "We damn our bosses the mending such a unit. .
band
and balances for the next horse show here scheduled Sunday whereas large an increase of 800,000 cases over Vegetable Commission as a marketing CIO and others when the chief I I Dr. H. L. Harrell county asso-
two yean will be presented the 1946 based current indicationsthe ciation president called the
on and advertising supervisory special -
Is attracting Statewide interest used for juice thing wrong with us Is that we
coming Leffislatare on the basis estimated grapefruit Juice group. Members of the nine-man are lying to ourselves. Weylersaid. 'I meeting after being informedthe
*_of the new system. according'to R. G. Herrman are Some equally complain consumption is 20,800,000 cases I board would be the'' "\Ve have forced more committee was prepared to
_The officials said they believed 'general chairman. It is being lencias showing compared to 21.700,000 last year: I,Governor and would appointed consist by of organizations into the CIO than make its report.
,the change could be made by their sponsored by the Southeastern Fat apparently the with orange juice estimated at one representative each from the they ever raided from us."
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19.500.000, compared to 18 million
Joint executive of order the 1945 as so-called a "rein- I Stock Show and Sale. Inc.. local high yet. I in 1946; and blend up to 10,500- producers of tomatoes cabbage I! Weyler suggested the State Fed- I
'terpretation" non-profit organization formed to Apple 000 from 10,300,000 last potatoes celery beans melons eration take the lead in planning
year.
but 'that they
.'Five would Funds ask the Act.Legislature to make promote the livestock industry In point where ] The yesterday Leon I Orange Juice sales spurted upward I one cucumber representative and eggplant of the producers pepper workers educations. I FILL
sharply during the Decem- Members should be taught he
this section. developing
in accord withthe
Its appropriations entitled to
and two others miscellaneous
i representing -
to advantage ber-January period compared I said. how to run labor unions and
new system. are Herrman announced yesterdaythat still of the i with the previous two months.Potter's vegetable crops. conduct meetings to read their
No current appropriations entries Indicate Tampa. Orlando to which he I I Advertising and sales promotion -
charts showed. Blended constitutions and by-laws to understand -
parison
,disturbed by it. The purpose is to i Cabinet. well other similar functions
Jacksonville. Lake City, as as -
Juice sales also were up while j what contracts contain.
condense and simplify the accounts Green Cove Springs. St. Petersburg Florida had grapefruit juice sales declined. would be financed by a per Stewards the key men in unions,
o and has no actual bearing Alaehna Orange Park and were 33 cars Kirk- Some canners said the com- I I package levy to be assessed by a I should be chosen carefully for
on expenditure of money. other cities will be representedby sales ranging post on referendum vote of the com- 20,000YARDS
paratively low price on their ability and command of the
orange
Act went I I
Fund
Since the Five 10-25 cents official modities affected by the activity.
some of Florida's best- up
juice probably resulted in a shiftof worker's respect and then
the general revenue
Into effect. either be
known equine exhibitors. ifornia Navel's buying to that product. Provision Is made In the pro- thoroughly trained.
fund has been a double-Jointed the Gov I
account. Although the theory of Scene of the show will be the averaging $ Potter reported that the reduction posed bill to permit establishment Weyler advised labor to put on
the fund was to set up a single account municipal football stadium in fromruesday.sales were 30 Walker In retail prices which of promotion groups by pressure and force work .week re
for payment of the general which has been erected a large regular and exercise began late last Fail has Increased each of the various commodities.Graw duction.
expenses of the state. only about show ring, in daily use this week sales reached and consumer buying on 46- said the measure will be 'I Weyler was followed by John
.$7.600.000 of the $62,600,000 balance by local horse owners who will $2.15 to $4.45. the super- ounce cans to a greater extent prepared in final form within a D. Connors director of the Workers -
:;- on hand this week actually compete in the dozen different prices were I and ad- than on the small IS-oz.! cans I few days for early presentation in Educational Bureau of America
could be spent for general purposes. classes. Particular interest is being seedless (of pub- with the trend particularly the Legislature.He an AFL agency who described I
A total of about $55 million was demonstrated in an open class ruby reds. $ agent or noticeable on orange juice. I I declined to estimate the setting up educational programs
.carried in some earmarked funds for cow ponies. Several Marion seedless $3.77 "The current report indicates a amount of advertising and pro- and John Louis Kenney head of Now's the time to fill
which by It could be spent only County ranches are to be repre- boxes. an em- possible shortage of large< cans in motion revenue that might come the School of Labor Relations at
for specific purposes. sented. of Pub- retail hands in some markets, al- j I|from establishment of the com- the University of Tampa who em-
The action yesterday eliminated Fifty boxes for six persons each I'I : official. though there are ample supplies mission and its activities but said phasized the need of training labor that low lot.
entirely more than 80 of have been erected and most already held under of No. 2 cans" the survey expert that the amount would be determined leadership.
.the earmarked accounts by placing have been reserved accord- eastern said. In summarizing the report by the producers them-
_, them without restriction In ing to David Bathe Jr.. general stood that Sale Potter said that "the consump- selves in a referendum.Attending I Record Low Reported
,general revenue and shifted the manager of the sponsoring organization Spring horse tion of citrus juices during the', the meeting were L.L. I I MIAMI rAP] The mercury drop-
remaining 10* or more Into various Who is handling ticket I year in a new peak Summer months of 1947 may Stuckey. Pahokee, chairman of ped to 49 degrees at 6 ajn. ;yes- R. B. BROSSIER
of the other four funds sales. erected in I' [ Sentinel] be substantially]] greater," in view i I I i the committee; Dixon Pierce. Mi- terday to give Miami the coldest
,,which also are special purposeaccounts. This Is the first such event ever new livestock heavy run of the probability that retail ami; Luther L. Chandler Goulds: March 26 on record.
firm prices prices will continue below 1946 RL Garrison, Sarasota; Perry & SON
.. fBw of them were put into the from the levels. I Wnltehurst Sanfnrd; C. G. Las-
A!
I Vitamin
Stale agencies fund a grouping of Education Termed Yesterday's report covered the siter. Winter Garden: Louis Fisher. Rich in
monies by Individual accounts of were 13th and 14th months of the con- Pompano; A. Duda Jr. OViedo; Phone 6941
the various semi-independent bringing tinuing survey service contractedfor Allen Markham. Okeechobee. and I
.,branches of Government financed Of 1947 Legislative (S7.50- by the Florida Citrus Com- G. E. Spires, LaCrosse. DIXIE
principally by their own opera- t$10-$23.50J., mission late in 1945 at the request !4 Box 1259
tions for special ). 66 year- of citrus canners. The eighth report Present coal mining methods
purposes. I r ALLEN MORRIS hogs I$3.50- covering February and leave 35-50 cent of the coal !
per [MARGARINE
Others to the
were transferred [Specio: to Orlando Morning Sentinel 1]
general trust fund mostly ascleartnc March, will be given late in May.] In the ground. !I.
TALLAHASSEE This well may be

The elimination accounts. of earmarked "school session" of the Legislature. .
account went beyond the general Education is the main business
revenue fund. The officials agreedto challenging their wisdom in dealing '
strike out of the Comptroller's revolutionary revamping of the State's Tr
''and Treasurer's' books an referenceto "-
more than 60 separate county kindergarten through university.* ,
gasoline tax surplus funds. They and their Ingenuity in providingthe out what is
explained that the accounts were in Florida. I .' -
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members of his Orlando High MeetTAMPA Rollins College last night confirmed weight wrestling show billed for
In
Tampa the announcement made i 8:30 pjn. tomorrow at the Legion
BOB ADDIE Br BOB HAYES School baseball squad are sched- by Athletic Dir. Trevor J. Rees of Arena. IS YOURCAR

[Washington Times-Herald Sports Staff] [Orlando Morning Sentinel Sports Editor] uled to leave early this morningfor Kent State University that a football Two other bouts round out the

WEST PALM BEACH The WINTER GARDEN-Lou Bevil'S Jacksonville where they will IAPJ'Mrs. Billie Hart- game tentatively scheduled card. I
Senators topped Chat- of Miami played the steadiest
Orlando ing
between Kent, Ohio School and
with
their 1947 schedule a (
Nats couldn't stand prosperity tanooga's Lookouts 12-9 here yes- open golf here yesterday as she won Rollins here Nov. 22 had been can- j Weight for weight is
here yesterday as the Philadelphia terday in a crazy-quilt exhibitionthat two-game road tour. her opening round in defense of celled. plywood
than
stronger steeLI
Athletics snapped Washington's went two and one-half hours, The Tiger nine is billed to meet her Florida State Women's Golf I McDowall said negotiations for

four-game winning streak by belting covered just about everything in Robert E. Lee's Generals this Championship. The steadyplaying ,the game had been terminated PIGEONTOED
out 5-3 victory. and played in a I Mrs. Harting defeated Mrs. -
a JOHNNY EVERS the book was afternoon and Duncan U. Fletcher when the Kent State Athletic
The submarine A's. who seldom hit illness. brisk wind that caused ordinarycuts R. E. Wilson of St. Petersburg 2 Policy Committee expressed a determination -
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by
have seen the light of the first to go for a fair share of the 's nine at Jacksonville Beach tomorrow and 1. Jo Anne Whitaker of Bar- I to bring three Negro

division in the past 10 years, looked 24 hits produced.It afternoon. tow defeated Mrs. T. P. Gallatinof members of the squad here to play 4It ?

slightly less horrible than the was the sort of an exhibition Two diminitive moundsmen- Tallahassee 2 up. in the game.McDowall. I '] f fA

Nats who wildly dissipated a 3-0 Johnny Evers in which Orlando's pitchers hurl- Righthander Leroy Browning and Mrs. George Wilcox of Miami I I said he advised the

lead and allowed the lowly Philadelphians ed for Chattanooga and vice Southpaw Doug Fiedler-will work took Mrs. Flo Bobo of Orlando 4 Ohio school's athletic director that

to pull ahead with a \ersa. This was because Orlando's the Jacksonville games. I and 3. Emma LOU Prince of I i because of public attitude in the

three-run rally in the eighth.It With Browning moving .from Gainesville had to go to the 19th i South "it would be embarrassing

was a duel in the hot sun to Criiically III Senators YS Rollins TodayThe shortstop to the mound today, the hole to beat Mrs. H. M. Carpenter -' for Negro players to make the V

begin with as both Bobo Newsomand Orlando Senators meet rest of the lineup will probably be: of Tampa.Quarter. I I triP." .

Phil Marchildon starting Rollins College at 3 p.m. todayat !Tinker, c; Peeler Ib; Francisco. He added that he offered to play

pitchers, got by the first three ALBANY N. Y. [TAP John J. Tinker Field In an admission- 2b: Cloud, ss: Dobbins 3b and Horse Kent State at Kent Ohio on the
innings by facing only nine men Corbitt and either same date for the same guarantee,
free contest. Mgr Lou Bevil has with stone
[Johnny] Evers, pivot man ofbaseball's f
each. Marchildon weakened sufficiently Tinker-to-Evers-to- nominated the Senators' twin j Feidler or Walker in the outfield. and would leave behind any of his,

for Washington to score battery combination. Pitcher players who conscientiously objected -
Chance double play combination, Races Slated
four hits in the s
three runs on was in critical condition yesterdayin Jim and Catcher Clem Cook. to to participating in mixed
fourth while Bobo into troublein
ran
open the game. Jimmy Davis ScribesTo athletic contests. c
St. Peter's Hospital. His physician -
home the run same by frame Elmer due Valo to when a freak Gil said he suffered a cerebral former OHS star, and Ed FraI I I Sport Here in MayPlans ',4

Coan couldn't dislodge the ball hemorrhage and had been in the gale Stripp School product will ZALE'S MOTHER DIES

from underneath the left field hospital since late Tuesday. also pitch.moundsmen. for a three-day race meetin INDIANA HARBOR. Ind. [API t>;

Evers played second base for the Meet conjunction with the annual Mrs. Sophie Richwalski. 46, mother -
fence. weren't to TodayGAINESVILLE
1913. ready go of Florida of Mrs. Tony Zale, wife of the
although Chicago Cubs from 1902 to meeting the Quarter
The Nats outhit the A's 8-8. full-steam yet-and neither was t '"
In April of last year Evers was Running Horse Assn. in May was middleweight boxing champion, s
all but three of Washington's of Chattanooga's.But e
named to baseball's Hall of Fameat one announced yesterday by President j died yesterday.
hits with fluke. The Uni- I
were tinged the game did serve the AP] fG
Milo Candmi. who relieved the Cooperstown N. Y.. on a list of purpose of giving Bevil a line versity of Florida Gator "Whites"and Harry Westbury of Palatka. 71Md and to eat oftac ... ...,

tiring Newsom in the sixth was 11 old time players which also included on his players and what he saw the Gator "Oranges' poundedout Mark Britt and Horace Free 3b' M eeR lire We ly B %it 3.ear. .

charged with the loss. All of Phil- shortstop Joe Tinker, now pleased him. They looked their final Spring practice session Winter Garden and Jimmy Everett rmzEmnmb : 4i .. take ..._ a set
living in Orlando and first base- Orlando were named as a
adelphia's runs in the fatal eighth pretty good for the eight days here yesterday in prepara- vase.. [ eitp..t ..... tdaRI
man Frank Chance who died in committee to stage the event
came with two out. Russ Christo- of practice we've had. and I tion for their annual intra-squad r C
1924. which will probably be held- at : ;
pher, a side-wheeling righthander think well field a team that will grid contest for Florida Sportwriters the Florida Livestock 4J
Exposition
who throws like a Mississippi be right up there in the Florida who will be guests on the cam-
of bones
Grounds. Entry the will
showboat churning water was the State League race this year." pus today and tomorrow. WHEELALIGNMENT
Rollins Lists be on Friday May 16, and the
winning flinger. 100 sportswriters
he said. Approximately; I' races will run the following two
Between them, Marchildron and The 16 hits Orlando got were State officials and guests will geta days with a banquet meeting

Christopher registered nine strike- off three of their own pitcherswho press box preview of the game scheduled for the night of May b

outs. Newsom whiffed three and, were unable to cut loose with which will officially, open a two- 16 and the annual meeting bring-

allowed half of the A's six hits. Tennis Slate any doo-dads, but the blows included day meeting of the Florida State ing events to a close Monday
The two clubs try it again today. Assn.
triples by Paul Schacht. Sportswriters' morning.. May 19. I I
Mickey Haefner and Sid Hudson it will be their
OHS outfielder last year and For the writers Total purses of $2400 are being
are Washington's hurling choices Rollins College yesterday an- Ralph Lassise. another rookie first glimpse of Wolf's "'" forma- provided for with, four races each ?
while the A's will use Bob Savage nounced an eight-match intercol- outfielder, and doubles by Rex tion, which he plans to use In the planned for 220 and 440 yards.
and Bill Dietrich. legiate tennis schedule for this Throop, the fleet centerfielder obtained 1947 grid campaign along with the I I
WAONIN.TO (A) P.ILADILPNIA (A)
1 r l p& 5 p. a Spring. The program: from Chattanooga and double wing that featured the Ga- Johnson's
C.1f 4 5 4 .N.nmw.tb 4 e 1 I IlAw" April 5, University of Florida Polston. Manning and Mayer got tor offense of the 1946 season. CapturesBoys'
.., 4 t 1 I 'Iv.l..r 0 1 1 1 .
Spsc..d 21 1 I 'B..ll1' I" I 1 [Tallahassee Branch] at home; three hits apiece. Actual game conditions both on YOUR ElORIOq FOR
V--.III I 1 111 'IA.111 1. 1 1 1 April 11, Florida Southern, away; Gene Major, righthander with the gridiron and the press box will Club Title

Tnrt2.3b Pri".D 411.4 I 3galea.SIAar.p.t, 'k. 5. .1.. 5. .. April 19, University of Miami, Orlando early last year took over be simulated to provide "game Johnson's Men's Shop capturedthe MEN

=: : : : 5 1ICb.p..ar: : f : 2 home: April 26, University of Flor- for the Senators in the fifth with atmosphere." boys Club Intermediate League e

The finest of Fine BALDWIN lYERSPONDPIANOS II Thursday, March 27, 1947 QJrlw fHarnmg &mttnrl Page 91M' the commltteei are formed and
I.rI.n. .o StH-Strvici Laundry I
I prepare sac gges ti ores an d points f o r
Ml M. rim rt.m Shoe Repairing I.
discussion."We .
I Authorized Sales 4 Service new teacher salary schedule under
tYear Wash Day will be a pleasant : Factory Shoe Dyeing RefuusBJnc A RepairtafROBINSON"BMUSIC I Teachers To provisions of feel that the teachers
proposed legislation
day when It's done the Highway Planning
G. E. Wry!- I I SERVICE SHOE SHOP CO. of the Florida Citizens Commit- should have opportunity to express -
Give Views their views on the changes
CM Our Automatic Dryer 1206 E. Colonial Drive in N. Oraaca TeL 1313 tee.Mrs.
i iOn Annie B. Lord president of incorporated in legislative proposals -
!
! Committee the educational association has which will affect them directly.
UrgedCreation Salaries ,been asked to select five principals and have asked them to appoint
and Mrs.Belle Brooks head of the t committees to speak for them as
of Schools Judson Walker teacher :
Supt. group to appoint five
a group in efforts to arrive at the
of a Florida Highway Planning Committeefor yesterday announced that he has teachers to meet with county'
\ best possible benefits for them and
;''t Certified Veterans of World War-IIAUTOMOTIVE the purpose of preparing a "long-range plan for the requested formation of committees school officials and give their' the schools." Walker said.
M ;I improvement of the roads, streets and bridges" of the I by the Orange County EducationalAssn. views on salary schedule ch. >i;
and Orange County Class- Walker said.
I State was urged here yesterday at a meeting of the Florida -I room Teachers Assn. to discuss a I The meeting will be held alli'e.s.'I'

: iL' : Highway Users Conference.The I. _
conference composed oi'0

representatives of Parent-Teach-I I ecutive secretary of the Florida a

: i ers Associations farmers truckers Petroleum Industries Committee.

kWMA I growers. JayCees. auto dealers Jacksonville. Charles Gertner executive I
' I secretary of the Florida
: 640 veterans petroleum dealers Trucking Assn.. Jacksonville and iwo-.1
and State and City officials unan- Robert Bishop. State president of

: sp y imously adopted a resolution to the Junior Chamber of Commerce. I
I carry out this program. Orlando.P. .
I I The resolution sets up the planning II
D. McLean, assistant director I
v I committee as follows: Two I You
members of the Senate to be ap- of the National Highway
pointed by the president of the Users Conference: Washington.D. I Will BeSurprised.
Senate; three members of the C.. told the group that experience s
House to be appointed by the in other States ha \
speaker; seven citizens representing shown that the establishment .. \
: agriculture and rural elements. of inch a committee "composedof I
Industry automobile owners motor representatives of all inter- at the difference a new set of

Governor. I He warned that the program These better
VEHICLES The chairman of the State Road must be carried through lest it t'!': = plugs cost no
Department and the chief highway "get into the hands of ambitious more-and they are guaran-

engineer would ex-officio mem- persons who wish to spend your \\J....... '- teed by the "greatest name
bers of
the committee. f highway tax revenues for their Individual : in electricity.
The program would be based ..

.; ;,.'. ;.: THKY AM USED. MINOR TO MAJOR REPAIRS REQUIRED.NAVAL on ticipated actual traffic and reasonable needs and selfish Brooks gains"Charles of the Gover- : :;jp
lOaD-I,
"*--- quirements" and would nors Safety Conference presentedthe &
American Trucking Assn.
cover costs their allocation cm-
award for the Florida "Driver of
how would
they be paid. Ail
: ,
AIR. STATION the Month" for January to IvinsE.

'. .. .. considered phases of highway in making use would recom: be Great. Key Southern Miami Trucking driver for Co the, Enjoy beer at its best. SPARK PLUGS

APRIL 9 10.ANANII would the serve exception without of compensationwith a paid sec- MEN! WOMEN GET FOX DE LUXE

retary. All expenses would be MOIE BAILEY "MOTOR
paid from the general highway PEPro. =
RIVER COCOA FLORIDAINSPECTION funds of the State. I
LU
The Conference appointed a I I .coal vert-ceat ploy eao1 bow EXTRA CO.
committee to confer with the Road I m SHNM fea-if ,.. ore .l.... Iu ed. wwii EQUIPMENT

Back again! Brisk little balls to be
$5.9 5 under the direction of repeatedly chilled in cube trays
GEORGE MANUEL and dropped into fruit juices and ,
each other beverages for undiluted cool-
i Interior ness. .' ft
r
__ / Decorator

short of $3 million showing an I ORLANDO WINTER PARK T celanese curtains, etc. We absolutely guar-
increase of almost $1 million over
Your Muscles DRILLEDAnywhere the previous year.Ninetythree antee you QUALITY WORK and QUICK

per cent of the total SERVICE.All suits and dresses are properly

ARE SO SORE In immediately admitted assets liquid in and considered could. For Awnings of Best Quality and Mfg. in Orlando by a Com- i packaged before delivery. We also render

score of 78.Another .
tie between Jimmy Mul- : .
doon and Harold Esch figured in \ : lI lIr
.
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH on the third place prize with both J .rA _
"
having scores of 73. Robert Russell '
won 5th place with 69 points. 'L U ;

and Mrs. Muldoon, George Doxsee ,.
and John Reichert each finished
with 52. The three complete weeks
that were played and individual t
OUR honors handed out went to Robert -J

4 Esch.Russell, George Doxsee and H. _

*
First round in the third annual .:

1th Novice Singles Tournament was
Anniversary 1 played with J. G. Macfarlane defeating ...
Stuart Hollister by 20 to
9 and George Kempf outscoring
Burns Stewart by 18 to 9. TIME TO CHECK YOUR
.- The two players,who received +
Special Event byes: in yesterday's round are
George Greene and Christian Pe-
tersen. In today's semi-final
r
games Macfarlane meets Petersonand a110a r +
1'1\ w ,
Kempf takes on Greene as
his opponent.A W
number of the local membersare

We are celebrating this event by going to St. Petersburg within ,
the next 10 days to witness the remaining -

giving you an opportunity to buy the touring games British on Bowlers.schedule Sev-for Rutland's Sportsman Shop can help you get set

this merchandise at reductions eral are leaving this morning and
others next week. Orlando has for the opening of the bass season next Tuesday.

_up to been Invited to send a team to
play against the British on Thursday -
April 3, in the Sunshine City. I

20% I Alaska was first visited by the .. fr -. -" > ,.
1 '1 Russians In 1741. -

i ;

ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS ABCDIAPER ,

RADIO AND RECORD PLAYERS SERVICENew CASTING PLUGS
t
Accounts and Future All standard makes Including River Rants,
I i HOME FREEZERS'REACH.IN Reservations Are Solicited Eager Baits, Dalton Specials, Darters,

GAS RANGES., City and Bottled
ReleasedTo
,
GAS WATER HEATERS. City Every Muscle,Fibre,Cell t J FLY REELS $3 to $10.50
Do your et up In the morning* atm '
Mechanical and automatic reels made by .
GAS HOUSE HEATING. City and tired eel down-and-out all day Have) y
South Bend and Kalamazoo.HURD .
M you checked-up oa your blood strength r
Bottled lately Overwork,undue worry.cold flu
or other Illness often wears down toe
CABINET SINKS. ..uand 54" red-blood-cell
Every day--every tour minions of
I tiny red-blood-cell must pour forth) .
AUTO. OIL WATER HEATERS. from the marrow of your bones to replace -
20. 30 and 40-GaL Cap. blood those count that may are affect worn-out.you In severe A low* STEEl AND SPLIT BAMBOO CASTING RODS 9 to 35 pound test:Nylon line and a comp

( P-TA executive board will meet Hat Boxes Plus Tax ])itJ'Il'
at 11 am. today at the school.n I of members of the Orlando Gar-
o n den Club Visitors who visit Castleton and Wedgwood
.y Today at 8 pjn. the Trinity 1, the show are requested to vote for for immediate delivery V Cosmetic Bar Street Floor
Be Young Be BrightBe Lutheran Church is presenting a their choice arrangement The
motion picture. "Youth for the II contest closes at 9 pjn. today. Chromium Tie Rack
Lovely kingdom" This picture production ,I ooo .. for closet door
was made in Hollywood : Friendship Club No. 19. Past ....
by professional actors and em- Officers of the Moose will meet Easter Toys and Cards
phasizes what influences the today at 2:30 pjn. at the home dosed on Saturday t. .
1i the gladness in the church can have on the youth of of Mrs. Nellie Gibany in Winter Afternoons ,
air is irresistible when today. Garden.. : .
T The label
000 000 Whistling Oyster "
you're wearing a gay Cox-O'Neal Furniture Store All officers and substitutes who adds distinction to your gift. .

Easter Dress. 1090 N. Orange Ave.. will be open are on the degree staff of Lucerne On patio reached from 120 N. Two. neWI low heel models i
today; with.its special feature being Rebekah Lodge No. 36 will meet very !r
',
and 35 W. Washington
the artistically arranged for practice at 7:30 pjn.: today at j Orange :
r flower table displays the works the Fraternal Bldg. I., '

: Church have been in-I:Vergowe J. P. Linton. George Kirkpatrick soprano, and Barbara -, By KITTY HENRY, Society Editor of interested spectators
church Schwab R. C. Steck.Jack Stewart. Herring, pianist, in a junior visited Cox-O'Neal Furniture Co.j I I,
stalled for the coming C. V. Smith. Melissa Stafford. at the : H. P. CASH assisted by her daughter. Mrs. W. D. Hedges, en- yesterday during the opening of ;1
8:15 MRS
at
recital Sunday pm.
year of 194748. j Clarence Peterson. D. S. Goes, the Club of Winter Park. | with a surprise housewarming party Tuesday night the Garden Club's second annual ::1 f t
Mrs. Marshall W. Boor, president : Woman's
with her Mrs-' Misses Mary Branham and Ma- Miss Kirkpatrick: a pupil of'' honoring her scn-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bunn. flower table arrangement contest.
has serving .
James A. Pittman.first viceprest.jdent belle O'Neal.Birl'h Miss Mabel Ritch will be &eCOm- I who have moved into their new home. 2611 Holden Ave.. Winter Park. Beautifully appointed arrange- LI III
ments for formal tables are f-a- + I Raptared persons who have bees delaying treatment or these wearingaasatisfaetery
at the piano by Kenneth Mrs. who is the former Cash of Orlando, also
: Mrs. Ralph L. Miller second panied Bunn. Kathryn was well variety of arrangements tresses. investigate! this most ...swal of all trasses the
vice-president; Mrs. John B. Announcement Newborn. He is a pupil of Walter I celebrating her birthday that day. The Bunns have been away from tured as for as a informal tables. CONCAVE.. BKLTLESS. STRAPLESS DOBBS TRUSS. IU PATENTED ..
Mrs. Wayne Charmbury. : lii PAD is designed to hold exactly like your hand, automatically
Davis, secretary: Central Florida for the past four
These different displays employedthe adjusts itself to position, and gives AMAZING COMFORT and HOLD
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Bren- Miss Herring is studying under every t
Cooper treasurer: Mrs. Lowell V. years as he has been serving with of crystal, china, and silver ING P-OWFR It is simple washable and soaps .. and off as easily asyear
JII.1Ba1dwin, historian: Mrs. Marshall nan of Newark. N. J, are an- Miss Helen Moore. She will play the Air Forces. use ingenuously I I haL Unlike the old. style trusses with fixsd screwed on rounded pads
Army and
C. Dendy general chairman of nouncing the arrival of a daughter. the Sonata. Op. 26 in A flat majorby artistically t M WILL NOT force the metrics farther apart enlarging the rapture bat
W. ... Jean Yothers pub- Judith born March 14 at the Beethoven. Concerto in the t Guests celebrating with them placed centerpieces of Spring fI\Jw-1 I geatly draws the rupture .opening COat"Doer. GIVING NATt'RE A CHANCE
circles Miss
:t"- ; table cloths ranging from TO REPAIR ladiTtdaally fined, reasonably priced Designed for me.,
Orange Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bach and complete !were H. P. Cash and daughter ers and
--l1cI :-hail-man. Secretaries of Italian style by women sad O. Taylor It Years w.th; the Dobbs Truss la Florida. ,
Brennan is the'former Betty Kirk- with a composition -1 Marilyn: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. novelty linens to handsome lace. 'I I :=-dtl :
benevolent ;.:; *uses include the the program z of Office opea to U A.M.; 11*S P M.12 Caroliaa Court Orlando.SIMPSONS
I Mmes. William. Berst. Herbert wood of Orlando. by Szymanowski and two by Hedges and daughters Diane and Several informal arrangements & -
and vegetable centerp.eces : 4-- 7.
fruits
I '
I .
Brahms. Linda; Mrs. Ora Hedges, Mr. and I I.
distinctive. I
two are also
will
---- Miss Kirkpatrick sing
.. Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb and chil-
Participating in the contest are
groups of songs. including compositions ,5 I .,; ,.. . ... ., .,.... ..
A New and Larger by Hahn Fourdrain. Ravel. .dren. Betty Jean Billy and Phillip; the nine circles of the Garden! .w..w:.' " " ,
t
Rimski-Korsakov.. Puccini; Delius '.Mrs. William Prosser and daughter. R Club but the names of those indi-I 'r rr r ,

Harry Moore and son. Buddy; Mr. of both formal and informal tablesas r
AND MRS. HENRY KUBIK: and Mrs. Eston Caton and daughter. the decision will be determined / rr rr

: Frances; Mr. and Mrs. EarlY; by popular vote. rr
'
Invite you to visit their Osbom. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cox. > The public may visit the store I r

I, MARGARET GREENE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson Mr. today from 10 am. to 9 p.m. and
spacious new Dining Room WINTER PARK-Instead of the and Mrs. Erwin Joslyn. Mr. and have an opportunity to see the;I r SALE
proposition offered the commissioners Mrs. Dodd Pace and children. 'I show. Cox-O'Neal is located at I r

"Florida's Finest Cuisine"OPEN Monday night for a 2 per 'I Mary Ann end John; Mr. and Mrs.S. p. 1090 N. Orange. J I
i
cent 'gross-revenue tax under anew Mrs. W. W. Baker is chairman :
franchise they are seeking B. Peele Mr. and Mrs. J. LeonN1RS. MARVIN BUNN, I of the event, and members of the' /
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY FOB DELICIOUS ard and daughter. Linda '
2 cent I r
they are now offering per Garden Club are serving as host- .
honored at .
party.
.
H. N. Mc- I
LUNCHEONS AND'DINNERS for the first ten years of a pro- Mmes. Ruby Curry. essea. .
posed 30-year franchise to super- Tyeire, G. W. Vannatta. Frank Shorter: and John Cox. During the I II r r

Beautiful Luncheon Parties, Dinner Parties and High sede the one under which it is evening Betty,Jean Whitcomb entertained with acrobatic dances. I I 250 DRESSES

Teas $1.00 and $2.00 now operating: 3 per cent for the I i O O O Mrs. Mansolo
,c second decade and 4 per cent for : AND MRS. JONATHAN PLTJNKETT of Mt.Dora will be hosts ,

Let:us help you in planning your next party.f the fourth. The commissionerswill MR. a dinner party Saturday at the Fort Gatlin Hotel. They havei r r

f Our great desire is to please a consider the 7. proposal.at their I.i invited guests for 8 p.m. Francene Smith daughter of Mr. and Entertains now $8.95 to $29.95
meeting April when i i iI
Smith, celebrated her fourth birthday Tuesday 0
Mrs. Winston I 1
David Ave. ParentTeachersAssn.
and The Kaley
Hume
Warren
clientele
discriminating Mrs. r
mother entertained a of little friends at a party at their
returned to Endi- ., her group executive board memberswere .
and cott.Nickey NY., have after visiting Dr. and home on Pennsylvania Ave. Assisting Mrs. Smith were the Mmes feted by Mrs. D. R. Mansolo Were 11.95 to 42.95 Cottons, crepes, prints, :

FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL 2-0883 Mrs. William F. Yust. I Charles Rudd Nelson Axton Edward Rogers, John Carow Russell president at her home 2803 3.1 spuns. Sizes 10 to 20. i

The Yusts are expecting Mrs. I Dobson, William Wharton. Myron Guymon and Homer Palmer.I Bumby. for luncheon yesterday. 1 / 0r
South
473
Orange Avenue Wallace Smith and son Stephen I O OrpHE I 1 Those present were Mrs. James i ir ir

of Elizabeth, NJ, and Mrs. Har- I SOCIAL CALENDAR is highlighted by Spring dances this Sewell first vice-president; Miss '

I.J. weekend. The Orlando Country Club plans a ball Saturday from Evelyn Long, second vicepresident -I' ri
; Mrs. E. E.Leggett treasurer; i 52 SUITSnow i
10 pjn. to 1 ajn. for its members with Stewart Martin's orchestra Mrs. R. B. Rogers, historian. Mrs. ir
furnishing the,music. Over at the Officers' Club the regular Satur- Helen C. Purcell. publicity chair-

day night dinner and dance will be held, with Don McEmber's man: Mrs. Robert Brokaw hospitality !
Look Your Beston orchestra playing. At the Coliseum the famous band of Duke Elling- ; Mrs. C. H, Langston. !II $45 to $55

Y ton will play for a public dance from 9 p.m. to 1 am. I i health; Mrs. R. M. Hayes;publica-! i r
i r) o oA tion; Mrs.J. J. Mellow Red Cross; r

r Easter Sunday. NOTHER FORTHCOMING EVENT is the Rosalind Club bridge tea Mrs. Jeff Huppel. beautification Scout: Were 69.95 to 89.95 Lightweight 10096 wool 'r
Mrs. A. H. Cedarholm.
** today at 3 pjn. for which Mrs. J. C. Otey is chairman. Tea chairman: Mrs. E. L. Rogers mu- gabardines in pastels. Some Forstmann gabor-' ;
x' Next the Yale Glee Club i
Monday ,
are invited for 4:30 pm.
guests
sic Mrs. W. T. Chennell. room r
Everybody wants to look their best I will present its program at the Annie Russell Theater Rollins College representative.; I dines are included. Sizes 10 to 20. rr
rr
;, ,< especially on Easter Sunday. at 8:15: pjn. Friday Miss Aldora Byrd will become the brideof I i Those unable to attend were; I rr
Capt. Milton H. Beckworth of Lyons. Ga.. at the home of her Mrs. C. Blakey secretary; Mrs'I' ir

'; Come to Purcell's ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Byrd, a reception to be held following the Heywood Bruner program chair I r rr

where t ceremony. The Rollins Players production of Jean Moliere's classic man; Mrs. L. M. Kilmore, finance: r 85 BLOUSES rS
you can
W1/A!
clothe the entire ASfamily. ?*- sell Theater,will be continued nightly at 8:15: pjn. through Saturday. Mrs. H. A. Pinne, legislation; Mrs. r r,
0'0 o Leslie Turner, study.
I It is important that parents be 1
GUESTS AT THE Hampden 'DuBose Academy Zellwood, include informed of the Summer Round- now $6.00 to $8.95 :

C.J. Anderson of Champaign,who is visiting her daugh Up to be held at the school on Ma/ r r
//t L1a I LICHILDREN'S I ter, Mrs. Alfred Glatfelter. a member of the faculty: Mrs. O. E. Staafof 8 for the purpose of checking the r ,

Cleveland, Ohio; the Rev. W. S. Pontier, missionary to the'Belgian health of all children to enterschool : Were 10.95 to 17.95 Cottons, crepes, sheers :

'r l /I Illi!I Congo under the Africa Inland Mission; and the Rev. C. H. Holtonof in the FalL the ', in white and colors. Sizes 10 to 20:./.- o
( the Christian and Missionary Alliance Mission in Chinca,who is The next general meeting of ;_
because of
P-TA will be postponed 1
visiting his daughter. Lora Jean Holton a sophomore at the academy. r
DRESSES Spring holidays until Apr. 10. at rr
f\\ I . Mrs. Laela M. Degler of 516.Anderson St. has returned from
which time the Scouting organiza-
Cotton Polka 1 Goldsboro. N. C. where she visited her daughter, Ruthe Marie Degler. tions. sponsored by the P-TA. will entire stock ,of Lingerie :S
general supervisor of the Diana Stores, Inc. Miss Degler was in Golds- take part in the program.
.r 'I business resides in New York and Orlando. Mrs. I now Vi off regular price :
Dots. Plaids. f .# II II boro on as she City r %
Degler also visited in Bmithville. Raleigh and Fayetteville N. C.. before I II r rr
i Floral 0
Designsin I returning here. Mrs. Agnes Fesenden and Mrs. H. A.-Leiden FrylingYowelJNuptials'Held .
pastel : I were hostesses yesterday at a bridge party entertaining members of All directY-from'stock merchandise to :

I *-' will spend a month's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. DeCamp daughter of W. M. Davis and the Ii : Cash and charge only. All sales final.SIMPSONS. :
I of Lexington Ky.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lauster, of 1026 late Mrs.Davis of Ocoee, was married I r r
r W. Harvard Ave. Mr. and Mrs. William Schak have returned to to David E. Fryling of Bartow 1, rr r

New York.after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.Tom Rich. Mr. and Mrs. Saturday at the Methodist Church rr
in Folkston. Ga. The Rev. P. J.
Acey Carraway of Washington. D. C.. formerly of Orlando visiting
are !
LITTLE BOYS'SUITS Gilbert, minister of the church i 1
Mrs. Willa Griffin. Mrs. B. A. Griffin of Jacksonville is visiting rr
performed the ceremony.
her mother Mrs: Florence Jones, of 124 N. Summerlin St. I The bride wore'a black gabar- rr

dine suit. With gold accessories, rr
White shirt and I t I I !
I Ian Yust and son, Billy, of Rochester and a corsage of pink carnations. i i
colored trousers N.Y.. Monday. Cotta Circle After April 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fry- !
will make their home in Camden i i
ling
I The Rev. and Mrs. Kieth Chid-
(blue brown & I : i ester will arrive Dext week from N. J.. where he is a Govern- : 16 WEST CENTRAL IN ORLANDO :I

I New York to attend the consecration -i! Has Meeting ment fruit inspector. At present r 'w
green) also pastel I Easter morning of all Saint's they are at 12 Kent St. ,....,".".".',..,".,..,".".".,.".....".....,......,".".".'1u
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shades. Sizes 2.6 :" 'Episcopal Church built while he''''1 The meeting of the Cotta Circle

i was rector here. d,I I of the Trinity Lutheran Churchwas .s
t 1 Bumbys' truck was damaged to held Tuesday night at the
:. .
.c- ./ I
extent of $500 yesterday while
,
I I i 1! standing behind the store. A gal home of Miss Rose Kohl. 15 N.

Handsomely tailored, lightweight represent small repairs or remodeling S. Baket's $7,500 concrete block
but includes the following house at Phelps and Taylor. *5.99
suits-100% wool- residences: two $6.500 concrete Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Butt are visiting ;
I block houses Mrs. B. A. Kent.
Miss Hazel Sawyer .
.
\.' in grey, blue or brown. .j will build on Shoreview Dr. in The last of the School of the :(,

Return .5 ToweU Drew Beauty CONCRETt SERVICE that last forever screens made and repaired: plentyof and 3"'. Can 'Install well and pump in several styles Wilson Leon- RUGS in all sizes I Lumber Co. N. Orange Ace. and I delivery larcest stock la Florida

_
I WONT L T MW, ( gjj. A AN't now Y P41L1 I IP OKlV YOU MAO Vi slAD '10 KNOA ABOtTT -
(( BLONDIES BEEN SORE r OIOTT GO WITH !l> YOU SHOULD VE
PHIL! WE CRABBED COMPLICATED CAN I TOLD ME THAT YOU LOVE / UNDA. MYO-O FLAME .
v AT we SINCE i. THEN DID ? JUST STOMPED
VWT| YOU MEAN THAT N1GWT I I NOW I KNOW .y>HPA -, ,
ME SAID A SITUATION I AtE. ON islE ( TOLD WEI3 VAU.VV I THANKED VOUC FOOT AND I
THAT \OU UET HAND* 'SET* A PtANEIPhE'ERAVE \ $HE'HARRIED' ; TO :r'Tsi )
ME ANO HIS GlIL.f ; THEM FOR THEINVITATION WALKED AWAY SHOULDVEWAS DclELtT

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George W. Ross and Thomas
Snyder yesterday were placed on
probation for two years and Imposition USE SEARS EASY
of sentence suspended on .
both by Criminal Court Judge WU. .
Murphy who suspended imposition '. y PAYMENT PLAN ON
of sentence on the two
last week in a case in which they
faced charges of larceny of an au- PURCHASES TOTALING

tomobile.The. .
pair pleaded not guilty on V
arraignment March 10 but Ross .... 10.00 OR MORE
changed his plea to guilty March
17. and Snyder was convicted of j
the charge March 20.
John Lawrence charged with i
breaking and entering and grand ..
larceny was sentenced to live
years in the State Penitentiary. f
plus costs or an additional 30 days.COURT \

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